No Refuge But in Truth
No Refuge But in Truth
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March 17th, 1907.
V.
EXPLANATIONS.
Interest is evidently felt in questions which I have been permitted totreat in _The Sun_, and after the notices and the queries which I havereceived there are points on which I should like, if you will allow me, to set myself right.
I. The leaning to orthodoxy with which I am gently reproached goes notbeyond a conviction, drawn from the study not of theology but ofhistory, that of all the types of character hitherto produced theChristian type, founded on a bel...ief in the fatherhood of God and thebrotherhood of man, appears to be the happiest and the best. At itsbirth it encountered alien and hostile influences; Alexandriantheosophy, Oriental asceticism, Byzantine imperialism. Later itencountered the worst influence of all, that of theocracy engendered bythe ambition of the monk Hildebrand. Theocracy, not Catholicism oranything spiritual, has been the source of the crimes of the Papacy; ofthe Norman raids upon England and Ireland; the civil wars kindled byPapal intrigue in Germany; the extermination of the Albigenses; theInquisition; Alva's tribunal of blood in the Netherlands; the massacreof St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
March 17th, 1907.
V.
EXPLANATIONS.
Interest is evidently felt in questions which I have been permitted totreat in _The Sun_, and after the notices and the queries which I havereceived there are points on which I should like, if you will allow me, to set myself right.
I. The leaning to orthodoxy with which I am gently reproached goes notbeyond a conviction, drawn from the study not of theology but ofhistory, that of all the types of character hitherto produced theChristian type, founded on a bel...ief in the fatherhood of God and thebrotherhood of man, appears to be the happiest and the best. At itsbirth it encountered alien and hostile influences; Alexandriantheosophy, Oriental asceticism, Byzantine imperialism. Later itencountered the worst influence of all, that of theocracy engendered bythe ambition of the monk Hildebrand. Theocracy, not Catholicism oranything spiritual, has been the source of the crimes of the Papacy; ofthe Norman raids upon England and Ireland; the civil wars kindled byPapal intrigue in Germany; the extermination of the Albigenses; theInquisition; Alva's tribunal of blood in the Netherlands; the massacreof St.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Goldwin to read onlineMoreLess
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