A Letter to Charles Butler Esq On His Notice of the Practical And Internal E
A Letter to Charles Butler Esq On His Notice of the Practical And Internal E
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He spoke with great feeling (for your priests, Sir, were often bathed in tears on those occasions) of the fate of the poor woman, who was converted too late to save her life, and made her last confession to him on the scaffold. But he rejoiced that the hand of the executioner had put an end to her spiritual danger from heresy, to which he assured the 78 POLICY RECOMMENDED company (a numerous set of young men pre- paring for orders) that her mind had been na- turally and almost irresistibly incl...ined. If you feel disposed to know more of Father Vega, give me leave to direct you to my Letters from Spain. I must, however, revert to Bellarmine, and give you, in his own words, the course of policy, which your Church has been following for some time, in regard to this and other Protestant kingdoms.
3. " When we enter upon the particular question (says the great pillar of Popery) about heretics, or thieves, or other wicked persons, whether they should be extirpated; we must always consider, according to the reason given by our Lord, whether that can be done without detriment to the good ; and if so, they should be extirpated without all doubt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He spoke with great feeling (for your priests, Sir, were often bathed in tears on those occasions) of the fate of the poor woman, who was converted too late to save her life, and made her last confession to him on the scaffold. But he rejoiced that the hand of the executioner had put an end to her spiritual danger from heresy, to which he assured the 78 POLICY RECOMMENDED company (a numerous set of young men pre- paring for orders) that her mind had been na- turally and almost irresistibly incl...ined. If you feel disposed to know more of Father Vega, give me leave to direct you to my Letters from Spain. I must, however, revert to Bellarmine, and give you, in his own words, the course of policy, which your Church has been following for some time, in regard to this and other Protestant kingdoms.
3. " When we enter upon the particular question (says the great pillar of Popery) about heretics, or thieves, or other wicked persons, whether they should be extirpated; we must always consider, according to the reason given by our Lord, whether that can be done without detriment to the good ; and if so, they should be extirpated without all doubt.
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