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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The Importance and Necessity of consulting the Light of Nature.
That the Roman Catholicks are led into it again after all their wide Circuits.
Acts of Religion purely external can’t please God.
Violence is incapable of inspiring Religion.
The Gospel has bin vouch’d by natural Light.
The Excellency of the Gospel above the Law of Moses.
Mildness was the principal Character of Jesus Christ.
Injurious Consequence to Jesus Christ, from the Sense of Constraint put upon his Words.
Confutation of those who say, a King may quarter his Soldiers on whom he pleases.
And of those who say, that the Hugonots have disobey’d Edicts.
A Right to constrain is the total Subversion of the Decalogue.
The reciprocal Ravage of different Partys, and the continual Source of Civil Wars.
All People are oblig’d to give those a hearing who promise to discover to ’em the true Religion.
A Supposition of the Demand which the Emperor of China ought to make from the Pope’s Missionarys.
A general Draught of the Crimes complicated in the last Persecution.
A Case of Conscience to propose to the Confessors of those who dragoon the Protestants.
Sins of the Churchmen in this Persecution.
And of those who say, that the Success of Dragooning is a Reparation for the Mischief of it.
And of those who say, they have only put the Laws in execution against the Disobedient.
Necessary Conditions of a Law.
An essential Defect of Power in Sovereigns, to make Laws in Matters of Religion.
An Instance against the Opponents, taken from some Laws of the Great Duke of Muscovy, &c.
<ix> Mr. Diroys’s Reasoning against the Mahometans, turn’d upon the Papists.