s. iv. p. 105.
All that I shall say, &c. ad finem.
An admirable paragraph. Taylor is never more himself, never appears greater, or wiser, than when he enters on this topic, namely, the many and various causes beside truth which occasion men to hold an opinion for truth.
Ib.
s. vii. p. 111.
Of such men as these it was said by St. Austin: Cæteram turbam non intelligendi vivacitas, sed credendi simplicitas tutissimam facit.
Such charity is indeed notable policy: salvation made easy for the benefit of obedient dupes.
Ib.
s. ii. p. 119.
I deny not but certain and known idolatry, or any other sort of practical impiety with its principiant doctrine, may be punished corporally, because it is no other but matter of fact.