Witnesses to the Unseen And Other Essays
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It was the danger from which the conscience and faith of the multitude were to be protected ; and ecclesiastical teachers, in the rough and summary manner which was customary at that time, put their hand down upon the cause of the evil and checked it. Whatever was good or bad, true or false, in Aristotle, here was a practical danger. The province of faith was being ignored, and a secular and rationalistic spirit propa- gated. As the summariness of a court-martial provides less accurately than a... civil trial for just treatment of the individual, and yet is called for by the danger to larger interests, so St. Bernard and Pope Innocent, leaving nice distinctions for a less critical juncture, checked the new philosophy with prompt energy.
All the more remarkable, in remembrance of this, is the fact of which Catholics have been specially reminded of late years by Leo the Thirteenth. It would have been a strange vision alike to St. Bernard and to Abelard could they have seen the Encyclical " ^Eterni Patris " in which a few years back the present pope traced the lineal descent of the philo- sophy of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was the danger from which the conscience and faith of the multitude were to be protected ; and ecclesiastical teachers, in the rough and summary manner which was customary at that time, put their hand down upon the cause of the evil and checked it. Whatever was good or bad, true or false, in Aristotle, here was a practical danger. The province of faith was being ignored, and a secular and rationalistic spirit propa- gated. As the summariness of a court-martial provides less accurately than a... civil trial for just treatment of the individual, and yet is called for by the danger to larger interests, so St. Bernard and Pope Innocent, leaving nice distinctions for a less critical juncture, checked the new philosophy with prompt energy.
All the more remarkable, in remembrance of this, is the fact of which Catholics have been specially reminded of late years by Leo the Thirteenth. It would have been a strange vision alike to St. Bernard and to Abelard could they have seen the Encyclical " ^Eterni Patris " in which a few years back the present pope traced the lineal descent of the philo- sophy of St.
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