Purgatory
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Cyprian, and others. " "Clement, " says Bishop Kaye, "distinguishes between sins committedbefore and after baptism: the former are remitted at baptism, thelatter are purged by discipline.... The necessity of this purifyingdiscipline is such, that if it does not take place in this life, itmust after death, and is then to be effected by fire, not by adestructive, but a discriminating fire, pervading the soul which passesthrough it. "--_Clem_. , ch. Xii.
SOME THOUGHTS FOR NOVEMBER.
I stood upo...n an unknown shore, A deep, dark ocean, rolled beside; Dear, loving ones were wafted o'er That silent and mysterious tide.
To most persons, the idea of Purgatory is simply one of pain; they tryto avoid thinking about it, because the subject is unpleasant, andpeople's thoughts do not naturally revert to painful subjects; theyfeel that it is a place to which they must go at least, if they escapeworse; they must suffer, they cannot help it, and so the less theythink about it beforehand, the better.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cyprian, and others. " "Clement, " says Bishop Kaye, "distinguishes between sins committedbefore and after baptism: the former are remitted at baptism, thelatter are purged by discipline.... The necessity of this purifyingdiscipline is such, that if it does not take place in this life, itmust after death, and is then to be effected by fire, not by adestructive, but a discriminating fire, pervading the soul which passesthrough it. "--_Clem_. , ch. Xii.
SOME THOUGHTS FOR NOVEMBER.
I stood upo...n an unknown shore, A deep, dark ocean, rolled beside; Dear, loving ones were wafted o'er That silent and mysterious tide.
To most persons, the idea of Purgatory is simply one of pain; they tryto avoid thinking about it, because the subject is unpleasant, andpeople's thoughts do not naturally revert to painful subjects; theyfeel that it is a place to which they must go at least, if they escapeworse; they must suffer, they cannot help it, and so the less theythink about it beforehand, the better.
What to read after Purgatory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sadlier Mrs. James to read onlineMoreLess
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