The Works of John Locke, المجلد 6Scientia Verlag, 1963 |
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... reasons and arguments as are pro- per to convince them . " Which is just such justice , as it would be for the magistrate to punish you for not being a Cartesian , " only to bring you to consider such reasons and arguments as are proper ...
... reasons and arguments as are pro- per to convince them . " Which is just such justice , as it would be for the magistrate to punish you for not being a Cartesian , " only to bring you to consider such reasons and arguments as are proper ...
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... arguments and reasons , short of being convinced ; you , under another pretence , put into the magistrate's hands as ... reasons and arguments which are proper and sufficient to convince you that you ought to go to mass ? For till you ...
... arguments and reasons , short of being convinced ; you , under another pretence , put into the magistrate's hands as ... reasons and arguments which are proper and sufficient to convince you that you ought to go to mass ? For till you ...
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... reason and sound judgment ; " which is , as you explain yourself in another place , to bring them to consider reasons and arguments proper and sufficient to convince them : how far is this from leaving it to the choice of another man to ...
... reason and sound judgment ; " which is , as you explain yourself in another place , to bring them to consider reasons and arguments proper and sufficient to convince them : how far is this from leaving it to the choice of another man to ...
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