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    Supports→Only the objective fact of actually being the true church can justify a church's right to persecute

    Subjective belief alone cannot serve as justification for persecution

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    Bayle’s direct arguments on behalf of toleration are not very convincing, however, at least not when taken in isolation. Consider, for example, his argument that if even the true church had the right to persecute the heretic, then every church would have that right, with the result that a heretical church would be in a position to persecute the true church. Quite apart from whether this conclusion is so obviously false as to serve as the reductio as absurdum that Bayle intends, his argument turn

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