The Popular Science Monthly volume 28
The Popular Science Monthly volume 28
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Catholic opinion holds that Mr. Mivart, in the ex- pression of such views as he puts forth in his late article, is treading upon rash and dangerous giound, and that the animus of his paper is without doubt heretical. Catho- lics can not safely follow him into the ex- tremes to which he goes, nor is it to be sup- posed that Mr. Mivart's individual opinion is either an authentic or authoritative ex- pression of Catholic views as regards Galileo or evolution, although it must be admitted that the ...utterances of a gentleman of Mr. Mivart's justly earned scientific and philo- sophical reputation merit the most respect- ful attention and careful consideration. While it can not be said that Mr. Mivart's paper contains any formal heresy, its tone is certainly doubtful and inconsistent with the spirit of the Church. He bases it upon a presumed mistake on the part of the Church in the so-called condemnation of Galileo. Mr. Mivart calmly takes this as a matter of course, and does not pretend to advance a single argument in favor of his position — an easy way, indeed, of " brush- ing aside " the objections of all opponents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Catholic opinion holds that Mr. Mivart, in the ex- pression of such views as he puts forth in his late article, is treading upon rash and dangerous giound, and that the animus of his paper is without doubt heretical. Catho- lics can not safely follow him into the ex- tremes to which he goes, nor is it to be sup- posed that Mr. Mivart's individual opinion is either an authentic or authoritative ex- pression of Catholic views as regards Galileo or evolution, although it must be admitted that the ...utterances of a gentleman of Mr. Mivart's justly earned scientific and philo- sophical reputation merit the most respect- ful attention and careful consideration. While it can not be said that Mr. Mivart's paper contains any formal heresy, its tone is certainly doubtful and inconsistent with the spirit of the Church. He bases it upon a presumed mistake on the part of the Church in the so-called condemnation of Galileo. Mr. Mivart calmly takes this as a matter of course, and does not pretend to advance a single argument in favor of his position — an easy way, indeed, of " brush- ing aside " the objections of all opponents.
What to read after The Popular Science Monthly volume 28?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isya Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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