A Philosophical Commentary on These Words of the Gospel, Luke 14:23, “Compel Them to Come In, That My House May Be Full”. Pierre Bayle
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Comparison between an ill Action done out of Conscience, and a good one against it.
There is no Charity in Alms-giving against Conscience.
That there is Charity in refusing Alms out of Conscience.
An erroneous Conscience challenges the same Prerogatives for an Error, as an Orthodox one for Truth.
If the Right of persecuting may be common to Truth and Heresy, all other Rights are common to ’em.
Answer to those who say, that the only Obligation on a Heretick is to turn himself.
<xv> The Morality of Actions determin’d by objective, not physical Qualitys.
Comparison between a Jew pillaging the Temple of Jerusalem, and a Heathen that of Apollo.
Examination, 1. of the Distinction of Fact and Right.
3. Whether a Magistrate might not punish those who out of Conscience commit Robbery.
4. Whether ’twou’d be impossible to suppress the Blasphemys of an Atheist.
5. Whether one wou’d be oblig’d to suffer Men to preach up Immorality.
Some Expressions clear’d concerning the Rights of an erroneous Conscience.
2. That the Right of an Orthodox Conscience is founded on a general Law of God. Instances of this.
<xvi> 4th Reason, from the condition of Creatures to whom God manifests his Laws.
Observations on what may be objected from the Sin of Adam.
Reflection on the Difficultys propos’d by the Church of Rome against Examination.
Whether all Error arises from Corruption of Heart.
Man is form’d to distinguish by Sensation what is hurtful ’or useful to Life.
5th Reason: The contrary Opinion reduces Man to the most stupid Pyrrhonism.
6th Reason: The contrary Opinion makes the Choice of Christianity impossible to Heathens,
7th Reason, drawn from Examples of innocent Error.
A Thought upon invincible Ignorance.
This Doctrine destroys not the use of the Scripture.