 | Virginia - 1763 - 502 pages
...religious principles, The colony it is not furprifing that religion had there a great influence, ferfecnte One Mr. Williams, the minifter of Salem, had broached...good men to join in family prayer with the wicked ; tliat it was unlawful to take an oath to the civil magiftrate ; 'and that the king of England having... | |
 | World history - 1763 - 496 pages
...religious principles, The colony it is not' furprifing that religion had there a great influence, perfecute One Mr. Williams, the minifter of Salem, had broached...good men to join in family prayer with the wicked j that it was unlawful to take an oath to the civil magistrate ; and that the king of England having... | |
 | John Huddlestone Wynne - America - 1770 - 552 pages
...acted a part fuiliciemly known in hiftory. One Mr. Williams, the rainifter of Salem, had broached fe» •veral wrong-headed opinions, and amongft others...with feveral other principles of the like tendency. Williams was fo ibftjnate, that he defended his doctrines, for which he and his followers were driven... | |
 | Israel Daniel Rupp - 1844 - 754 pages
...religions ; and that to punish men for matters of conscience was persecution: yet at the same time he held, that it was not lawful for good men to join in family prayer with those they judged unregenerate, or at the communion table with those who did not perfectly agree with... | |
 | Israel Daniel Rupp - Church statistics - 1844 - 762 pages
...religions ; and that to punish men for matters of conscience was persecution: yet at the same time he held, that it was not lawful for good men to join in family prayer with those they judged unregenerate, or at the communion table with those who did not perfectly agree with... | |
 | Israel Daniel Rupp - Christian sects - 1848 - 650 pages
...; and that to punish men for matters of conscience was persecution : yet at the same time he held, that it was not lawful for good men to join in family prayer with those they judged unregenerate, or at the communion table with those who did not perfectly agree with... | |
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That it was not lawful for good' men to join in family prayer with the wicked ; that it was unlawful to take an oath to the civil magiftrate ; and that the king of England having no right over the Indians of America, his patent was invalid ; with feveral... 