The Works of John Locke, المجلد 6Scientia Verlag, 1963 |
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الصفحة 372
... toleration which here you accuse . That , you know , is universal : and the universality of it is that which a little before you wondered at , and complained of . Had it been the author's toleration , it could not have been almost all ...
... toleration which here you accuse . That , you know , is universal : and the universality of it is that which a little before you wondered at , and complained of . Had it been the author's toleration , it could not have been almost all ...
الصفحة 466
John Locke. toleration . I think , by your logic , a proposition is not less true or false , because the world will or will not be persuaded to consent to it . And therefore , though it will not consent to a general toleration , it may ...
John Locke. toleration . I think , by your logic , a proposition is not less true or false , because the world will or will not be persuaded to consent to it . And therefore , though it will not consent to a general toleration , it may ...
الصفحة 467
... toleration , and no coactive power of the magistrate employed about matters of religion ; would the true religion be soon extirpated amongst them ? If you say it would not , you must grant toleration not to be so destructive of the true ...
... toleration , and no coactive power of the magistrate employed about matters of religion ; would the true religion be soon extirpated amongst them ? If you say it would not , you must grant toleration not to be so destructive of the true ...
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OF | 4 |
A Second Letter concerning Toleration | 59 |
to the Author of | 141 |
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