Pascal And the Port Royalists
Pascal And the Port Royalists
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" " Well then," I said, "jis it not your opinion ? " " No," he said, " we anathe- matise it as heretical and impious." Surprised at this reply, I knew well that I had gone too far in playing the Jansenist, as before I had been too much Molinist.
But not being able to assure myself of the meaning of his reply, I entreated him to tell me in confidence if he held " that the just had always a real power to keep the commandments." My friend warmed up at this, but with a devout zeal, and he told me t...hat he would never disguise his opinions for any reason ; that this was his belief, and that he and all his friends would defend it to the death, as being the pure doctrine of St. Thomas, and of St. Augustine, their master.
He spoke so seriously to me on the subject that I could not doubt of his meaning. And in this assur- ance I returned to my first doctor, and told him with great satisfaction that I was sure that there would soon be peace in the Sorbonne; that the Jansenists were in agreement a^s to the power which the just have to keep the commandments ; that I was guarantee for it ; that I would make them sign it with their blood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Well then," I said, "jis it not your opinion ? " " No," he said, " we anathe- matise it as heretical and impious." Surprised at this reply, I knew well that I had gone too far in playing the Jansenist, as before I had been too much Molinist.
But not being able to assure myself of the meaning of his reply, I entreated him to tell me in confidence if he held " that the just had always a real power to keep the commandments." My friend warmed up at this, but with a devout zeal, and he told me t...hat he would never disguise his opinions for any reason ; that this was his belief, and that he and all his friends would defend it to the death, as being the pure doctrine of St. Thomas, and of St. Augustine, their master.
He spoke so seriously to me on the subject that I could not doubt of his meaning. And in this assur- ance I returned to my first doctor, and told him with great satisfaction that I was sure that there would soon be peace in the Sorbonne; that the Jansenists were in agreement a^s to the power which the just have to keep the commandments ; that I was guarantee for it ; that I would make them sign it with their blood.
What to read after Pascal And the Port Royalists?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Robinson Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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