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Excerpt from The Whole Works of the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor, Rev. D. D, Vol. 12 of 15: Lord Bishop of Down, Connor, and Down, With a Life of the Author, and a Critical Examination of His Writings
The first proposition is not true, unless it be understood of him only, against whose conscience it is done, and then it is always true, either absolutely, or relatively, originally, or accidentally. But if it he intended to conclude, that because it is against my conscience to allow them, therefore it is simply unlawful, or unlawful to every one else, this is a paralogism, and makes an erring conscience. Or, secondly, the conscience is abused, and made erroneous by a false application of a true proposition.
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