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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If Success be a Rule to judg by, Mahomet’s Constraints were just.
These Antitheses arm all Sects perpetually against each other.
Strange Consequences of this abominable Doctrine, That all belongs to the Godly by Divine Right.
Every Prince who destroys the Partition establish’d in the World, is a Tyrant.
As he is who punishes Disobedience to unjust Laws.
Usurpation of a Tyrant prov’d by the Example of Ahab.
In what sense we ought to understand the Passage of Solomon alledg’d by St. Austin.
Why the Violences of Persecutors can’t be prov’d from the Tenor of the Edicts.
The Example of Nebuchodonosor not to be follow’d.
Tho the persecuted Party be not always just, the Persecutors are always wicked.
<xxvii> XXIII. St. Austin’s Words.
Difference between Sarah’s Persecution of Hagar, and that for Religious Opinions.
Misapplication of this Passage of David.
Sophism in exaggerating the Fury of the Donatists, and the moderate Chastisements of the Catholicks.