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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St. Austin was easily persuaded of any thing which seem’d to support his Prejudices.
No body has made a juster Judgment of St. Austin than Father Adam, a Jesuit.
Princes ought to repress those of the Orthodox who are factious as well as Hereticks.
The Imperial Laws are directly against the Donatists.
There wou’d be no need to establish new Laws, if ’twere only to repress the turbulent.
What meant by a publick Disturber.
This sufficiently answer’d in the Second Part of the Commentary, Chap. 1, 2.
St. Austin’s great Strength consists only in popular Commonplaces.
In what Sense God can’t save us by Force.
<xix> Success of the Pagan Persecutions against Christians in the first Ages.
Remedys shou’d be adapted to the Nature of Diseases.
St. Austin’s Receit leads to all sorts of Crimes.