The Works of John Locke, المجلد 6Scientia Verlag Aalen, 1963 |
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... evidence . For where a man is to be punished by law , he must be convicted of being guilty ; which since in this case he cannot be , unless it be proved he has had the true religion tendered to him with sufficient evidence , it is ...
... evidence . For where a man is to be punished by law , he must be convicted of being guilty ; which since in this case he cannot be , unless it be proved he has had the true religion tendered to him with sufficient evidence , it is ...
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John Locke. sufficient evidence to make it be admitted without proof . Whatever gains any man's assent , one may be sure had sufficient evidence in respect of that man : but that is far enough from proving it evidence sufficient to pre ...
John Locke. sufficient evidence to make it be admitted without proof . Whatever gains any man's assent , one may be sure had sufficient evidence in respect of that man : but that is far enough from proving it evidence sufficient to pre ...
الصفحة 537
... evidence ; and sufficient evidence , you tell us , " is such as will certainly win assent where- ever it is duly considered . " Now by this rule there will be very few that the magistrate will have a right to punish ; since he cannot ...
... evidence ; and sufficient evidence , you tell us , " is such as will certainly win assent where- ever it is duly considered . " Now by this rule there will be very few that the magistrate will have a right to punish ; since he cannot ...
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A Second Letter concerning Toleration | 59 |
to the Author of | 141 |
A Fourth Letter for Toleration | 547 |
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