An Interesting Appendix to Sir William Blackstones Commentaries On the Laws of
An Interesting Appendix to Sir William Blackstones Commentaries On the Laws of
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« X If * I am obliged to my learned friend Mr. Dodfon for the following accurate remark. The cafe of the Quakers, faith he, doth not, I think, reach the point; for in the form of affirmation now ufcd by them, there is no direc^t ap- peal to God, as there is ia that prefcribed by 7 & 8 W. JII. C. 34 . Which v. 'as altered by 8 Geo. I. C. 6. And in criminal cafes they are not admitted as wit- nefles, unlefs they will be fworn. The cafe of the Jews is much more applicable. They have been long admi...tted as witnefTes; and are fworn upon the Penta- teucls ; 3S LETTER III.
\ I F it. Be enquired, vviiether men fhall be fuifered with impu- nity to " affront Chriftianity and depreciate its efEcacy, " by re- proaches and caiumnies, offenfive to every Chriftian ; a differ- ent cafe from fimply difbelieving, or modeftly oppofmg it : I an- J fwer, . That, provided it be unwarrantable to (upport the belief * of Chriftianity, and to confute its oppofers, by penal laws and \ the iwordof the magiftrate ; its profeflt^rs fiiould be exceeding \ tender how they animadvert, in this way, on the manner in which i the oppofitlon to it is made : a thing, comparatively of little con- i feqiicnce.
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« X If * I am obliged to my learned friend Mr. Dodfon for the following accurate remark. The cafe of the Quakers, faith he, doth not, I think, reach the point; for in the form of affirmation now ufcd by them, there is no direc^t ap- peal to God, as there is ia that prefcribed by 7 & 8 W. JII. C. 34 . Which v. 'as altered by 8 Geo. I. C. 6. And in criminal cafes they are not admitted as wit- nefles, unlefs they will be fworn. The cafe of the Jews is much more applicable. They have been long admi...tted as witnefTes; and are fworn upon the Penta- teucls ; 3S LETTER III.
\ I F it. Be enquired, vviiether men fhall be fuifered with impu- nity to " affront Chriftianity and depreciate its efEcacy, " by re- proaches and caiumnies, offenfive to every Chriftian ; a differ- ent cafe from fimply difbelieving, or modeftly oppofmg it : I an- J fwer, . That, provided it be unwarrantable to (upport the belief * of Chriftianity, and to confute its oppofers, by penal laws and \ the iwordof the magiftrate ; its profeflt^rs fiiould be exceeding \ tender how they animadvert, in this way, on the manner in which i the oppofitlon to it is made : a thing, comparatively of little con- i feqiicnce.
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