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could agree upon. The core teachings which he viewed as essential were the messiahship of Jesus and Jesus's direct commands. Christians could be devoutly committed to other Biblical teachings, but in Locke's view these were non-essentials over which Christians should never fight or try to coerce upon each other. Unlike the Puritans and the later Restoration Movement, Locke did not call for a systematic restoration of the early church.

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