Thoughts of Pascal
Thoughts of Pascal
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XXI.
The elect will be ignorant of their virtues, and the reprobate of the greatness of their crimes : " Lord, when have we seen thee hungry, thirsty, etc. ?" •[[ Jesus Christ did not wish the testimony of demons, nor of those who were not called ; but of God, and John the Baptist.
xxn.
What spoils us for comparing what formerly took place in the Church with what we see in it now, is that ordinarily we regard St. Athanasius, St. Teresa, and the others, as crowned with glory, and .... Like gods.... Now that time has cleared up these matters, it appears thus. But in the days of his per- secution, this great saint was a man who was called Atha- nasius, and St. Teresa, a nun. " Klias was a man subject to like p
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XXI.
The elect will be ignorant of their virtues, and the reprobate of the greatness of their crimes : " Lord, when have we seen thee hungry, thirsty, etc. ?" •[[ Jesus Christ did not wish the testimony of demons, nor of those who were not called ; but of God, and John the Baptist.
xxn.
What spoils us for comparing what formerly took place in the Church with what we see in it now, is that ordinarily we regard St. Athanasius, St. Teresa, and the others, as crowned with glory, and .... Like gods.... Now that time has cleared up these matters, it appears thus. But in the days of his per- secution, this great saint was a man who was called Atha- nasius, and St. Teresa, a nun. " Klias was a man subject to like p
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