The Church Settlement of Ireland Or Hibernia Pacanda
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. Religious differences, apart from this Ascendency, would create few quarrels. It has sometimes been said that polemical bitterness is greatest when those who hold different opinions are mixed together in the same society. If this were the case, more of theological animosity against Protestantism would exist in Ireland than in exclusively Roman Catholic countries, such as Spain and Italy. The opposite is the fact; and the fidelity of the Irish Catholics to their faith has been so little alloye...d by religious intolerance, that a charge of indifferentism might be more plausibly brought against them. The Catholic peasant is accustomed to diversities of Faith, and commonly thinks it as natural that his Protestant neighbour should walk in the way of his fathers, as that he should do so himself. What he cannot forgive is the claim to superiority. The champion of Ascendency, on the other hand, who intolerant even of equality knows from his own feelings how galling inferiority must be, feels his position to be insecure, hates what he fears, suspects what he hates, and in the desire to prop a falling cause, is brought into a thousand collisions with his fellow-countrymen, whose Faith, when he meets it in foreign countries, he commonly respects.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Religious differences, apart from this Ascendency, would create few quarrels. It has sometimes been said that polemical bitterness is greatest when those who hold different opinions are mixed together in the same society. If this were the case, more of theological animosity against Protestantism would exist in Ireland than in exclusively Roman Catholic countries, such as Spain and Italy. The opposite is the fact; and the fidelity of the Irish Catholics to their faith has been so little alloye...d by religious intolerance, that a charge of indifferentism might be more plausibly brought against them. The Catholic peasant is accustomed to diversities of Faith, and commonly thinks it as natural that his Protestant neighbour should walk in the way of his fathers, as that he should do so himself. What he cannot forgive is the claim to superiority. The champion of Ascendency, on the other hand, who intolerant even of equality knows from his own feelings how galling inferiority must be, feels his position to be insecure, hates what he fears, suspects what he hates, and in the desire to prop a falling cause, is brought into a thousand collisions with his fellow-countrymen, whose Faith, when he meets it in foreign countries, he commonly respects.
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