CONTENTS.

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XIII.	Scripture teaches nothing that is not extremely simple, requires nothing but obedience from man, and reveals nothing of the Divine Nature The essence or character of God that men, by following a certain rule of life, cannot also imitate .. .. .. .. ..	240
XIV.	On Faith, and the distinction between Faith and Philosophy .. ..	249
XV.	Theology does not serve Reason, nor does Reason serve Theology. The grounds for our belief in the authority of the Sacred Scriptures .. .. .. .. .. .. ..	259
XVI.	The foundations of a Commonwealth, or an organized state original: "Policied State". On the natural and civil rights of individuals, and the rights of sovereign powers .. .. .. .. .. .. ..	270
XVII.	No one can surrender all of their rights to the governing power of a state. On the Jewish Republic as it existed during the life of Moses and after his death, before the election of Kings. On the excellence of this Republic and the causes of its decline ..	287
XVIII.	Certain political principles original: "Axioms" derived from the constitution of the Hebrew Republic and the history of the Jewish people ..	316
XIX.	All authority in religious matters belongs to the Civil Power. Religious worship must be in harmony with the institutions of the state if peace is to be preserved and God is to be truly obeyed	327
XX.	In a free state, everyone is at liberty to think what they wish and to say what they think .. .. .. .. ..	342