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== Religious references ==

== Religious references ==

This poem contains multiple religious references, such as its criticism of Socinianism (which denied the [[Trinity]]) as a reaction to [[Puritan]]s. Starting with line 545:

This poem contains multiple [[Religion|religious]] references, such as its criticism of Socinianism (which denied the [[Trinity]]) as a reaction to [[Puritan]]s. Starting with line 545:

{{cquote|Did all the dregs of bold Socinus drain, [545]

{{cquote|Did all the dregs of bold Socinus drain, [545]

Then unbelieving priests reformed the nation.

Then unbelieving priests reformed the nation.

<br>And taught more pleasant methods of salvation;

<br>And taught more pleasant methods of [[salvation]];

<br>Where Heaven's free subjects might their rights dispute,

<br>Where Heaven's free subjects might their rights dispute,

<br>Lest God himself should seem too absolute:

<br>Lest God himself should seem too absolute: