French Society From the Fronde to the Great Revolution
French Society From the Fronde to the Great Revolution
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How and why she first began to doubt she thus explains : — ' When, studied in history, I had beheld the ex- tent of the world, the succession of ages, the march of empires, the public virtues, the errors of so many nations, I found the idea pitiful, ridiculous, atro- cious, of a Creator who delivered to eternal tortures those innumerable people, frail works of his own hands, cast upon the earth in the midst of so many perils, and in the night of ignorance from which they had already suffered so... much. . • . After the absurdity of damnation the cruelty of infallibility struck me the most, and I delayed not to reject both/ So she went to the study of metaphysics, and consulted her confessor upon her doubts and diffi- culties, which he did his best to refute, and lent her the works of the most illustrious defenders and exponents of the Christian religion and of church doctrine. She studied them assiduously — so she did the writings of the philosophers which it was their task to refute.
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How and why she first began to doubt she thus explains : — ' When, studied in history, I had beheld the ex- tent of the world, the succession of ages, the march of empires, the public virtues, the errors of so many nations, I found the idea pitiful, ridiculous, atro- cious, of a Creator who delivered to eternal tortures those innumerable people, frail works of his own hands, cast upon the earth in the midst of so many perils, and in the night of ignorance from which they had already suffered so... much. . • . After the absurdity of damnation the cruelty of infallibility struck me the most, and I delayed not to reject both/ So she went to the study of metaphysics, and consulted her confessor upon her doubts and diffi- culties, which he did his best to refute, and lent her the works of the most illustrious defenders and exponents of the Christian religion and of church doctrine. She studied them assiduously — so she did the writings of the philosophers which it was their task to refute.
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