The Tryal of the Roman Catholics On a Special Commission Directed to Lord Chie

Brooke Henry

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Is it they who, agreeable to the In- junctions of CHRIST, are ready to facri- fice all worldly Interefts to the Dictates of Confcience and Duty toward their God? No, my Lords, no. The very Reverfe. The faid Laws can be fuppofed to Influence thofe alone, who are ready to facrifice, to their worldly Interefts the Dictates of Confci- ence ( i8o ) cace and Duty toward their God. And, in- deed, I wonder bow a fingle Papift-Reprobate fhould continue out of the Proteftant Pale, in Ireland: confidering... the many temporal Ad- vantages they might derive from a verbal Re- cantation of their fpiritual Errors.
In all Countries, where there is any Sort of Gonne&ion between Religion and Civil Government, the Church which, there, hap- pens to be eftablifhed by the State will be productive, to its Votaries, of many tempo- ral Advantages which Schifmatics and Dif- fenters ought not to look for. And it is therefore that, generally fpeaking, in all Countries the People who are, really, of no Religion, are, profclTedly, of the Religion that is countenanced by the Government.

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