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Title:  A dissuasive from popery sent in a letter from A.B. to C.D.
Author: A. B.
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but of this Evil they only are guilty who cause the division. Now who caus'd our departure from the Church of Rome, we that were driven, or they who drove us away? If it be said: who drove you a∣way? I answer: They that made it mor∣tal for us to stay. We must either hear our Conscience, or them, or the Word.2dly. Every man is bound to reform himself according to his conscience, that is, he is bound not to profess that which he does not believe, and not to do that which he thinks is unlawfull. But though every mans reason be his own guide; yet no one mans reason is the guide of other men (unless they make it so as in the case of Magistracy &c.) therefore no particular person ought to press the Reformation of other men, unles he be authorised by God or man. Yet it is possi∣ble, that private persons may think them∣selves bound in conscience not only to re∣form themselves but others also; to Preach and perhaps fight up their own way. And when this frenzy is prevalent, tis a great 0