Download Mores Catholici Volume 3; Books VII-IX
Download Mores Catholici Volume 3; Books VII-IX
Mores Catholici Volume 3; Books VII-IX.cKenelm Henry Digby
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Author: Kenelm Henry Digby
Page Count: 568 pages
Published Date: 01 May 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781235930539
File Name: Mores.Catholici.Volume.3;.Books.VII-IX.pdf
Download Link: Mores Catholici Volume 3; Books VII-IX
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1891 Excerpt: ... heathen Academy than to the apostolic doctrine. "Nos, qui sequemur probabilia, nec ultra quam id quod verisimile occurrerit, progredi possumus, et refellere sine pertinacia, et refelli sine iracuudia parati sumus." These words of Cicero are precisely similar to the language of the most eminent Tuscul. ii. 2. writers who now came forward as Christians. Amiable aud admirable may be the sentiment expressed; but nothing, also, can place in a stronger light tne fact that it owes its virtue to a change of circumstances, and that the modern philosophy rests upon a totally different foundation from that which was laid by the apostles. Meanwhile a separation was made between philosophy and religion, though to both the one method was applied. The new masters began by saving, "We have now no need of authority; no regard is to be shown to councils or the testimony of the fathers; but all things are to be examined and proved, and only what seems good to be held fast. Let us suppose, then, that as yet we know nothing, not even whether God exist or not, or what is the cause and end of things." "I remember," says an Italian philosopher, " when I first heard this language, as a pious youth, I was seized with astonishment, and I said, to myself/ If these things are already known, what need of searching farther? Is reason to be preferred to faith?--the words of a professor to my catechism?'" It was easy to anticipate what would be the result of such discipline. Obedience to faith was confounded with a foolish credulity and a false philosophic method. Rustics, workmen, servants, poor people, and women, were all looked upon as an unenlightened race--mutum et turpe pecus--no one cared for their opinions; while the proud inquirers, who bel...
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Mores Catholici Volume 3; Books VII-IX.cKenelm Henry Digby
Author: Kenelm Henry Digby
Page Count: 568 pages
Published Date: 01 May 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781235930539
File Name: Mores.Catholici.Volume.3;.Books.VII-IX.pdf
Download Link: Mores Catholici Volume 3; Books VII-IX
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1891 Excerpt: ... heathen Academy than to the apostolic doctrine. "Nos, qui sequemur probabilia, nec ultra quam id quod verisimile occurrerit, progredi possumus, et refellere sine pertinacia, et refelli sine iracuudia parati sumus." These words of Cicero are precisely similar to the language of the most eminent Tuscul. ii. 2. writers who now came forward as Christians. Amiable aud admirable may be the sentiment expressed; but nothing, also, can place in a stronger light tne fact that it owes its virtue to a change of circumstances, and that the modern philosophy rests upon a totally different foundation from that which was laid by the apostles. Meanwhile a separation was made between philosophy and religion, though to both the one method was applied. The new masters began by saving, "We have now no need of authority; no regard is to be shown to councils or the testimony of the fathers; but all things are to be examined and proved, and only what seems good to be held fast. Let us suppose, then, that as yet we know nothing, not even whether God exist or not, or what is the cause and end of things." "I remember," says an Italian philosopher, " when I first heard this language, as a pious youth, I was seized with astonishment, and I said, to myself/ If these things are already known, what need of searching farther? Is reason to be preferred to faith?--the words of a professor to my catechism?'" It was easy to anticipate what would be the result of such discipline. Obedience to faith was confounded with a foolish credulity and a false philosophic method. Rustics, workmen, servants, poor people, and women, were all looked upon as an unenlightened race--mutum et turpe pecus--no one cared for their opinions; while the proud inquirers, who bel...
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