Life, Character & Influence of Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam, Volume 2 |
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... but no doubt he had a tender conscience , and found it more agreeable to equivocate than to lie ; and besides , how did he know but Erasmus would run over to England to have a sight of this newly discovered treasure ?
... but no doubt he had a tender conscience , and found it more agreeable to equivocate than to lie ; and besides , how did he know but Erasmus would run over to England to have a sight of this newly discovered treasure ?
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Doubts all the while cleaved to my conscience , and I thought within myself , Who knoweth whether this is ... If I made my confession , I was still in doubt ; if , upon that , I left off prayer , I was again in doubt , for we were ...
Doubts all the while cleaved to my conscience , and I thought within myself , Who knoweth whether this is ... If I made my confession , I was still in doubt ; if , upon that , I left off prayer , I was again in doubt , for we were ...
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It is only that I have had my doubts whether the sort of confession now in use has been handed down to us by Christ himself ; but my doubts have been only such that I should favor it strongly if anyone were to prove it by unanswerable ...
It is only that I have had my doubts whether the sort of confession now in use has been handed down to us by Christ himself ; but my doubts have been only such that I should favor it strongly if anyone were to prove it by unanswerable ...
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