Liberty and the Holy City: The Idea of Freedom in English HistoryOberon Press, 1978 - 210 páginas |
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... Magistrate to act out of his sphere , ( I mean , in matters which are not of a politick or civil , but of a spiritual or ecclesiastick consideration ) then there is for the Church Magistrate , or Ecclesiastical Elder to act out of his ...
... Magistrate to act out of his sphere , ( I mean , in matters which are not of a politick or civil , but of a spiritual or ecclesiastick consideration ) then there is for the Church Magistrate , or Ecclesiastical Elder to act out of his ...
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... Magistrate in the world , or though the Magistrate positively command the contrary . " If every man is obliged to obey that reason which proceeds upon true principles and deduces true con- sequences , then it follows that there are ...
... Magistrate in the world , or though the Magistrate positively command the contrary . " If every man is obliged to obey that reason which proceeds upon true principles and deduces true con- sequences , then it follows that there are ...
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... magistrate if the magistrate is untrue to his trust . In Hobbes man is free to disobey God at will or , more precisely , he is free to do what he has a will to do without fear of disobeying God , for the will of God cannot be known ...
... magistrate if the magistrate is untrue to his trust . In Hobbes man is free to disobey God at will or , more precisely , he is free to do what he has a will to do without fear of disobeying God , for the will of God cannot be known ...
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