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Hence it is, that those who want inward and spiritual joy arising from the testimony of a good conscience, from an assurance of remission of their sins and the favour of God, hunt after worldly contentments and carnal joys.

Robert Bolton A Discourse about the State of True Happiness (sermons at Oxford and Paul's Cross), 1611

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