h conclude the laftBook, had been carefully follow-ed ; there would have been noneed of faying any more, forthe confirmation of Mens mindsin the belief of the Truth and Certainty of theChriftian Religion. But the unhappy differen-ces which are among Chriftians? and which aremaintained with… … 190 The Truth cf Book VII; ]JS moft earneftly to contend; and in this doubt-^Ineis^ there are fome who embrace none at all. For we fee the Eaftern Church disjoynted fromthe Weftern : and the Weftern divided intothree great parts, every one of which condemnthe other two : and all of them are…
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