Wessel Gansfort Life And Writings volume 1
Wessel Gansfort Life And Writings volume 1
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Wessel, who was as distinguished for his piety as for his learning, found himself, because of his freedom in theological speculation, an object of suspicion. He was pointed at as a man who held revolutionary ideas, and yet was given no opportunity to state and defend his views. After his friend became pope, Wessel was apparently a resident in the papal palace / and was under papal patronage and protection. But before that, his position was less secure and his views more subject to criticism or ...ridicule. In a letter, written a long time afterward, Wessel describes a social occasion on which an effort was made to embarrass him by the implication that he held unsound views regarding 88 Wessel Gansfort indulgences. The incident occurred soon after he came to Rome. He with several other scholars from Paris were invited to dine by the pope's chamberlain. Apparently there were many prominent men present. In the course of the dinner one of the Parisian theologians called atten- tion to Wessel 's strange views on indulgences, and expressed the wish that one of their colleagues at Paris, a former disputant of Wessel' s, might have been there to discuss the matter with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wessel, who was as distinguished for his piety as for his learning, found himself, because of his freedom in theological speculation, an object of suspicion. He was pointed at as a man who held revolutionary ideas, and yet was given no opportunity to state and defend his views. After his friend became pope, Wessel was apparently a resident in the papal palace / and was under papal patronage and protection. But before that, his position was less secure and his views more subject to criticism or ...ridicule. In a letter, written a long time afterward, Wessel describes a social occasion on which an effort was made to embarrass him by the implication that he held unsound views regarding 88 Wessel Gansfort indulgences. The incident occurred soon after he came to Rome. He with several other scholars from Paris were invited to dine by the pope's chamberlain. Apparently there were many prominent men present. In the course of the dinner one of the Parisian theologians called atten- tion to Wessel 's strange views on indulgences, and expressed the wish that one of their colleagues at Paris, a former disputant of Wessel' s, might have been there to discuss the matter with him.
What to read after Wessel Gansfort Life And Writings volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wessel Gansfort to read onlineMoreLess
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