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A62888	Tomkins, Thomas, 1637?-1675.	The modern pleas for comprehension, toleration, and the taking away the obligation to the renouncing of the covenant considered and discussed.	1675		.xml	application/xml	48735	897	40	That it must not be loose and in●●herent , but well compacted , that it may attain the ends of Discipline , which are to promote sound Doctrine and Godly Life , and keep out Idolatry , Superstition , and all wicked Errour and Practice that tends to the vanquishing of the power of Christianity : Now these things do not require a constitution of narrower bounds than things necessary to Christian Faith and Life , and godly Order in the Church , Now is it not very plain , that such a Comprehension as is here described , that it shall be enabled to attain all these great and publick ends here provided for , hath left no place for Toleration or Connivance ? and accordingly both those things are hudled together , and in a very few words dispatched , Sect. How may we lament over the present Imposition of the Ceremonies now enjoyn'd among us in England , which are no part of divine Truth , nor any of Christ's Institutions , but things perfectly Humane in their Creation ; and yet are enforced by the Civil Power upon the Practice and Consciences of men .	cache/A62888.xml	txt/A62888.txt
