Mornings Among the Jesuits At Rome Being Notes of Conversations Held With Cert
Mornings Among the Jesuits At Rome Being Notes of Conversations Held With Cert
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I ask- ed whether, as a logician, he really thought that so important a point as the existence of an infallible tri- bunal was sufficiently demonstrated by a mere opin- ion of the great convenience or necessity for it in the present state of the Church ; and I asked further, whether, as a Christian, he would think me justified in placing all my faith on that which seemed so in- adequately proved.
He paused some time before he replied. It appear- ed to me, as I observed him, that he was struggli...ng with himself as if he felt that the answer he was about to give was other than he wished. His man- ner was different from the confidence and self-posses- sion he had previously shown. After some moments, he smiled good-humoredly at his own argument, as it seemed to me, and he frankly stated that it did not satisfy himself; that he could not defend the logic of it ; and that, of course, the argument must go for nothing ; adding freely, and with a good-humored smile, that he thought I should not be justified la changing my religious views upon such grounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ask- ed whether, as a logician, he really thought that so important a point as the existence of an infallible tri- bunal was sufficiently demonstrated by a mere opin- ion of the great convenience or necessity for it in the present state of the Church ; and I asked further, whether, as a Christian, he would think me justified in placing all my faith on that which seemed so in- adequately proved.
He paused some time before he replied. It appear- ed to me, as I observed him, that he was struggli...ng with himself as if he felt that the answer he was about to give was other than he wished. His man- ner was different from the confidence and self-posses- sion he had previously shown. After some moments, he smiled good-humoredly at his own argument, as it seemed to me, and he frankly stated that it did not satisfy himself; that he could not defend the logic of it ; and that, of course, the argument must go for nothing ; adding freely, and with a good-humored smile, that he thought I should not be justified la changing my religious views upon such grounds.
What to read after Mornings Among the Jesuits At Rome Being Notes of Conversations Held With Cert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M Hobart Michael Hobart Seymour to read onlineMoreLess
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