Some what more of holding forth Error in a way of Arrogance, and Impetuousness.Some what more of holding forth Error in a way of Arrogance, and Impetuousnesse.
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CHAP. 8. Some what more of holding forth Error in a way of Arrogance, and Impetuousness.
CHAP. 8. Some what more of holding forth Error in a way of Arrogance, and Impetuousnesse.
Discusser.
The Distinction now in Discussion concerneth not Truth and Error, but the manner of holding forth, or divulging.
Defender.
The distinction doth expressly speak of holding forth things Erroneous and unlawful, either in a meek and peaceable way, or with such Arrogance and Impetuousness, as tendeth and reacheth (even of it self) to the disturbance of Civill Peace. And therefore it cannot be said with truth, that the distinction concerneth not Truth and Error; The distinction expressly concerneth both the sinful matter held forth [things erroneous and unlawful] and the sinful manner of holding them forth, with such Arrogance and impetuousness, as tendeth to the disturbance of Civill Peace.
The distinction doth expresly speake of holding forth things Erroneous and unlawfull, either in a meeke and peaceable way, or with such Arrogance and Impetuousnesse, as tendeth and reacheth (even of it selfe) to the disturbance of Civill Peace. And therefore it cannot be said with truth, that the distinction concerneth not Truth and Error; The distinction expresly concerneth both the sinfull matter held forth [things erroneous and unlawfull] and the sinfull manner of holding them forth, with such Arrogance and impetuousnesse, as tendeth to the disturbance of Civill Peace.