Discourses On the Unity of God: And Other Subjects
Discourses On the Unity of God: And Other Subjects
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By the Roman Catholics, the early traditions of the Chris- tian Church and the writings of the Christian Fathers are regarded as the strong bulwarks of their faith. They do not hesitate to admit that the leading doctrines of Christian- ity cannot be proved by the Bible alone. Let me quote some of their language to this effect. *'We believe the doctrine of a triune God," says Cardinal Hosius, *' be- cause we have received it by tradition, though not men- tioned at all in Scripture." — Conf. Cath...ol. Fidei, Chap.
XXVII.^ "Those who bind themselves to Scripture alone, and who do not set up any other rule of law or belief, labor to no purpose, and are conquered by their own weapons, as often as they join battle with such pests [the Unitarians], that conceal and defend themselves likewise with the Ian- guage of Scripture alone. And we know from history, that this frequently happened to them in the conferences and disputes into which they entered with the-'Photinians and the Arians." — Petavius, De Trin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the Roman Catholics, the early traditions of the Chris- tian Church and the writings of the Christian Fathers are regarded as the strong bulwarks of their faith. They do not hesitate to admit that the leading doctrines of Christian- ity cannot be proved by the Bible alone. Let me quote some of their language to this effect. *'We believe the doctrine of a triune God," says Cardinal Hosius, *' be- cause we have received it by tradition, though not men- tioned at all in Scripture." — Conf. Cath...ol. Fidei, Chap.
XXVII.^ "Those who bind themselves to Scripture alone, and who do not set up any other rule of law or belief, labor to no purpose, and are conquered by their own weapons, as often as they join battle with such pests [the Unitarians], that conceal and defend themselves likewise with the Ian- guage of Scripture alone. And we know from history, that this frequently happened to them in the conferences and disputes into which they entered with the-'Photinians and the Arians." — Petavius, De Trin.
What to read after Discourses On the Unity of God: And Other Subjects?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Greenleaf Eliot to read onlineMoreLess
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