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Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
friend_n	line_n	page_n	read_v	2,028	5	9.7800	5	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A40084	The principles and practices of certain moderate divines of the Church of England (greatly mis-understood), truly represented and defended wherein ... some controversies, of no mean importance, are succinctly discussed : in a free discourse between two intimate friends : in three parts.	Fowler, Edward, 1632-1714.	1670 (1670)	Wing F1711; ESTC R17783	120,188	376

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be_v not_o to_o be_v separate_v 200_o x._o that_o those_o doctrine_n make_v their_o defender_n assert_v two_o will_n in_o god_n and_o the_o one_o contrary_a to_o the_o other_o by_o which_o mean_v other_o sad_a consequence_n also_o follow_v 202_o xi_o of_o oppose_a god_n secret_a to_o he_o reveal_v will_n 206_o twelve_o that_o we_o must_v resolve_v to_o believe_v nothing_o at_o all_o if_o we_o may_v believe_v nothing_o against_o which_o we_o can_v answer_v all_o objection_n 210_o xiii_o that_o the_o forementioned_a doctrine_n evident_o contradict_v our_o natural_a notion_n 213_o fourteen_o which_o be_v the_o safe_a course_n in_o reconcile_a seem_o contradictory_n scripture_n 216_o xv_o theophilus_n can_v believe_v no_o sense_n of_o scripture_n that_o do_v evident_o contradict_v self-evident_a notion_n 217_o xuj_o of_o that_o opinion_n that_o whatsoever_o god_n do_v be_v therefore_o good_a and_o just_a because_o he_o do_v it_o 218_o xvii_o what_o be_v the_o motive_n induce_v the_o good_a 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time_n to_o insist_v upon_o very_o remarkable_a 295_o xxxviii_o none_o more_o dislike_v by_o they_o than_o the_o monopolizer_n of_o truth_n to_o a_o party_n 296_o thirty-nine_o infallibility_n in_o the_o best_a of_o man_n or_o church_n deny_v by_o they_o 297_o xl_o of_o the_o infallibility_n of_o the_o church_n and_o those_o protestant_n that_o seem_v to_o be_v stickler_n for_o it_o 298_o xli_o of_o acquiesce_v in_o the_o four_o first_o ecumenical_a council_n 300_o xlii_o what_o respect_v due_a to_o council_n 302_o xliii_o the_o church_n of_o england_n sense_n of_o general_n council_n 304_o xliv_o the_o determination_n of_o our_o own_o church_n not_o to_o be_v oppose_v in_o matter_n disputable_a 305_o xlv_o a_o argument_n that_o christ_n intend_v we_o no_o infallible_a judge_n of_o controversy_n 306_o xlvi_o private_a christian_n promise_v infallibility_n in_o the_o same_o sense_n that_o the_o church_n representative_a have_v the_o promise_n of_o it_o 307_o xlvii_o of_o disputacity_n 308_o xlviii_o of_o friendly_a dispute_n ibid._n xlix_o the_o way_n to_o peace_n ibid._n l._n the_o mischief_n of_o contend_v for_o a_o infallible_a judge_n 309_o li._n force_v other_o to_o be_v of_o our_o mind_n tyrannical_a ibid._n lii_o to_o condemn_v man_n for_o dissent_v from_o we_o unwarrantable_a 310_o liii_o of_o those_o divine_n candour_n towards_o dissenter_n from_o they_o 313_o liv_o of_o mr._n chillingworth_n book_n 315_o lv_o of_o their_o opinion_n concern_v fundamental_o and_o that_o they_o be_v not_o forward_o to_o give_v a_o catalogue_n of_o they_o 316_o lvi_o the_o use_n of_o the_o forego_n principle_n 317_o lvii_o that_o those_o divine_n procure_v to_o themselves_o enemy_n of_o divers_a sort_n by_o their_o endeavour_n to_o propagate_v those_o principle_n 319_o the_o three_o part._n 322_o i._n their_o judgement_n in_o matter_n of_o discipline_n ibid._n two_o that_o they_o prefer_v episcopacy_n to_o all_o other_o form_n of_o church_n government_n 323_o iii._o how_o much_o essential_a to_o episcopacy_n ibid._n four_o that_o they_o unchurch_n not_o those_o church_n that_o will_v not_o admit_v it_o though_o they_o think_v it_o desirable_a that_o all_o will_v 324_o v._n their_o opinion_n of_o the_o power_n of_o the_o civil_a magistrate_n in_o sacred_a affair_n 325_o vi_fw-la that_o the_o civil_a magistrate_n have_v a_o power_n both_o legislative_a and_o judiciary_n in_o ecclesiastical_a affair_n ibid._n seven_o their_o opinion_n of_o the_o authority_n of_o the_o church_n 327_o viij_o that_o they_o believe_v magistrate_n be_v to_o be_v obey_v when_o they_o command_v thing_n inconvenient_a if_o lawful_a 329_o ix_o that_o they_o judge_v it_o unlawful_a for_o the_o people_n to_o take_v arm_n against_o their_o prince_n etc._n etc._n on_o any_o pretence_n 331_o x._o that_o they_o be_v for_o show_v favour_n to_o dissenter_n out_o of_o conscience_n 332_o xi_o who_o they_o conceive_v be_v not_o to_o be_v deal_v with_o as_o man_n of_o tender_a conscience_n 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