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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Consideration of what wou’d happen between Sect and Sect among Christians.
The ridiculous Answer to this, That they have Truth on their side.
<x> How the Passions are Obstacles in a Search after Truth.
That Persecutions wou’d be fruitless, if not intended to force Conscience.
Examination of what is call’d Obstinacy, and the Impossibility of distinguishing it from Constancy.
To persist in one’s Religion, after having bin silenc’d by a Controvertist, is no mark of Obstinacy.
Confutation of those who may have recourse to the Maxim, That the ways of God are not as our ways.
Difference between the Clay us’d to cure bodily Blindness, and Persecution to cure spiritual.
Proof drawn from its being unlawful to do wrong to a Man in order to correct his Vices.
A general Review of the Effects of Persecution.
Opposition between the Maxims of the Papists of France, and those of England.
Reflection of Montagne upon the Punishment of the Rack.
Observation of Mezeray on the Martyrdom of Anne du Bourg.
The French Authors are in no condition to reproach the Spaniards upon the Inquisition.
Remarks against Alexander a French Monk.
Absurditys of Justus Lipsius, in his Treatise de una Religione.
A Dilemma of Tertullian against moderate Persecutors.
Martyrdom of the Emperor of Trebizond.