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All this gere is but a fardell full of lyes / and that woteth Tyndale hym selfe well inough. For all be yt that there be mo thē inough that in the catholycall chyrch of Cryste that vse to cōmytte such synnes: yet vse they not to thynke that they do well, and fulfyll the law of god in doynge / but they both byleue and confesse the contrarye, and to theyr confessour knowlege yt as yt is for synne.
For though men in the catholyque chyrch do synne / yet to take yt for no synne, but for holynes & vertue / this is neyther the doctryne nor māner & gy[…]e of the catholyque chyrch of Cryste. But this is in very dede the belye[…] or at the le[…]te wyse the gyse and custome of Tyndales chyrch & Luthers and frere Huskens. For they haue the loue of god and theyr neyghbour, the spyryte and lyfe of all lawes so well and wysely wryten in theyr hartes / yt they can not be but feruently taken in theyr lewde lecherouse loue / nor be not in inferiour lawes and worldly ordynaunces so betyll blynded, but that a frere can fynde the way to a nunnes bed and it be at mydnyght, and after in the open day abyde thereby, and auowe the breche of theyr vowe boldely for very well done and holyly / and when he thus doeth, begyleth not the lawes wyth cawtels and subtyltees, but boldely breketh them vp lyke a stronge man, and bereth it owt bygly wyth shamelesse deuelysshe heresye.
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