...never wishes it to happen. Lastly, it is the inviolable rule of justice, which, never permitting us to do to others what we would not have done to ourselves, condemns whatever exceeds these equitable bounds. Now, the scandalous discourses which turn upon those...

...never wishes it to happen. Lastly, it is the inviolable rule of justice, which, never permitting us to do to others what we would not have done to ourselves, condemns whatever goes beyond these equitable bounds. Now, the scandalous discourses which turn upon...

...scaring affright of crime ; it must teach us to conquer our passions and to regulate our wants ; not to do to others what we would not have done to ourselves, WHICH CONSTITUTES JUSTICE, and to do to others what we would have done to ourselves, WHICH CONSTITUTES...

...careless towards parents-in-law ; to have respect for the great ; not to make fun of the foolish ; not to do to others what we would not have done to ourselves ; not to be crabbed ; not to be too busy with little things ; though one be angry, yet not to excess...

...opinions are doctrines of asses ; that we have no proof that our faith has merit with God, and that not to do to others what we would not have done to ourselves suffices for a good life, and that he laughs at all other sins, and wonders how God can endure so many...

...world; that they are all asses; that we have no proof that our faith has merit with God, and that not to do to others what we would not have done to ourselves suffices for a good life, and that he laughs at all other sins, and wonders how God can endure so many...

...opinions are doctrines of asses; that we have no proof that our faith has merit with God, and that not to do to others what we would not have done to ourselves suffices for a good life, and that he laughs at all other sins, and wonders how God can endure so many...