Explanation of Catholic Morals
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We believe in the axiom of St. Augustine: "securus judicet orbisterrarum, a universally accepted judgment can be safely followed. "Especially do we feel secure with the history of the chosen people ofGod before us arid its sacrifice ordained by the law; with the sanctionof Christ's sacrifice in our mind, and the practice of the divinelyinspired Church which makes sacrifice the soul of her worship.
The victim we have is Jesus Christ Himself, and none other than He. Hegave us His flesh and blood ...to consume, with the command to consume. Our sacrifice, therefore, consists in the offering up of this Victim toGod and the consuming of it. Upon the Victim of the altar, as upon theVictim of the Cross, we lay our sins and offenses, and, in one case asin the other, the sacred blood, in God's eyes, washes our iniquityaway.
Of course, it requires faith to believe, but religion is nothing if itis not whole and entire a matter of faith. The less faith you have, themore you try to simplify matters. Waning faith began by eliminatingauthority and sacrifice and the unwritten word.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We believe in the axiom of St. Augustine: "securus judicet orbisterrarum, a universally accepted judgment can be safely followed. "Especially do we feel secure with the history of the chosen people ofGod before us arid its sacrifice ordained by the law; with the sanctionof Christ's sacrifice in our mind, and the practice of the divinelyinspired Church which makes sacrifice the soul of her worship.
The victim we have is Jesus Christ Himself, and none other than He. Hegave us His flesh and blood ...to consume, with the command to consume. Our sacrifice, therefore, consists in the offering up of this Victim toGod and the consuming of it. Upon the Victim of the altar, as upon theVictim of the Cross, we lay our sins and offenses, and, in one case asin the other, the sacred blood, in God's eyes, washes our iniquityaway.
Of course, it requires faith to believe, but religion is nothing if itis not whole and entire a matter of faith. The less faith you have, themore you try to simplify matters. Waning faith began by eliminatingauthority and sacrifice and the unwritten word.
What to read after Explanation of Catholic Morals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stapleton John Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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