Popery condemned by scripture and the fathers - End Time Deception

184 rOPERY CONDEMNED EY
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many in the Court of Rome spoke against
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them more freely than himself/'
" None," says Gerson, " can give a par-
" don for so many years as are contained in the
" Pope's indulgence, but Christ *."
Such are som.e of the opinions which have
been maintained in the Church of Rome respecting
infallibility and indulgences. Let the
R . then reconcile them udth his own sentiments,
and shew the truth of his assertion, " There is
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nothing taught in the Church of Christ but
" truth." I suppose, he w^ill also acknowledge
the doctrines of morality to be a part of the
truth. He can, therefore, have no objections to
a few hints of
the pure and unerring manner in
which they have been taught in the Church of
Rome.
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It is too sadly certain," says D'Alembert,
" that the maxims, imputed to Guignard and
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the Jesuites, respecting the murdering^ of
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kings, were at that time those of all the re-
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ligious orders, and of almost all the ecclesias-
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ticsf."
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A man does not commit any sin," says
Sanchez, " nor is guilty of any irreverence to-
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ward God, when he presumes to address
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himself to him in his devotions, having an
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acL ual inclination miortally to offend him |."
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* De Indulg. Consid. f
Apol. pour les Casuist,
t Ov*sc. Lib. 7. c. 2.