The Knowledge of God And Its Historical Development 2
The Knowledge of God And Its Historical Development 2
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Even now we may doubt whether the secret would always be safe if the priest (say a Jesuit at the command of his superior) saw advantage to the Church in making it known, perhaps in some indirect way. In any case it is at his mercy so long as he does not tell it to a third person.
VOL. II. — 13 LECTURE XX.
ROME CHRISTIAN.
III.
This would seem to be a true picture, though it gives but one side, and that the lower side, of the religion current in the Middle Ages. Our concern is with the conception... of the knowledge of God, and just now with its practical development, where the higher elements of religion are less conspicuous than we could wish. Of course, the best men in the Church rose above such crudities, and there were wise cautions and learned explanations in abundance to soften them. But practic- ally these were private opinions: the crudities were much more than tolerated by the settled policy of the Church. A jubilee, for example, is not an edifying proclamation from the Vicar of Christ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even now we may doubt whether the secret would always be safe if the priest (say a Jesuit at the command of his superior) saw advantage to the Church in making it known, perhaps in some indirect way. In any case it is at his mercy so long as he does not tell it to a third person.
VOL. II. — 13 LECTURE XX.
ROME CHRISTIAN.
III.
This would seem to be a true picture, though it gives but one side, and that the lower side, of the religion current in the Middle Ages. Our concern is with the conception... of the knowledge of God, and just now with its practical development, where the higher elements of religion are less conspicuous than we could wish. Of course, the best men in the Church rose above such crudities, and there were wise cautions and learned explanations in abundance to soften them. But practic- ally these were private opinions: the crudities were much more than tolerated by the settled policy of the Church. A jubilee, for example, is not an edifying proclamation from the Vicar of Christ.
What to read after The Knowledge of God And Its Historical Development 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gwatkin, Henry Melvill, 1844-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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