A History of Conferences And Other Proceedings Connected With the Revision of Th
A History of Conferences And Other Proceedings Connected With the Revision of Th
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Resp. We distinguish of delivering to persons kneeling: it 25signifieth either exclusively (to those and no other), or not exclusively, (to other). In the first sense we deny the major; in the second sense we deny the minor. Oppon. You deny both our propositions for two reasons, both the same : we make good both our propositions, not- 30 withstanding both your reasons. The major first. That command which commandeth an act in itself lawful, and no other act, whereby any unjust penalty is enjoine...d, nor any circumstance, whence, directly or " per accidens, '^ any sin is consequent, which the commander ought 35 to provide against, is not sinful : That command which commandeth an act in itself lawful, and no other act or circumstance unlawful, commandeth an act in itself lawful, and no other act, whereby any unjust penalty is enjoined, nor 366 The formal disputation [documents. Any circumstance whence, directly or " per accidens, " any sin is consequent, which the commander ought to provide against : Ergo, That command which commands an act in itself lawful, and no other act or circumstance unlawful, is not sinful.
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Resp. We distinguish of delivering to persons kneeling: it 25signifieth either exclusively (to those and no other), or not exclusively, (to other). In the first sense we deny the major; in the second sense we deny the minor. Oppon. You deny both our propositions for two reasons, both the same : we make good both our propositions, not- 30 withstanding both your reasons. The major first. That command which commandeth an act in itself lawful, and no other act, whereby any unjust penalty is enjoine...d, nor any circumstance, whence, directly or " per accidens, '^ any sin is consequent, which the commander ought 35 to provide against, is not sinful : That command which commandeth an act in itself lawful, and no other act or circumstance unlawful, commandeth an act in itself lawful, and no other act, whereby any unjust penalty is enjoined, nor 366 The formal disputation [documents. Any circumstance whence, directly or " per accidens, " any sin is consequent, which the commander ought to provide against : Ergo, That command which commands an act in itself lawful, and no other act or circumstance unlawful, is not sinful.
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