The Life of Mr. Paschal: With His Letters Relating to the Jesuits ...J. Bettenham, 1744 - 2 páginas |
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... able in falfities , viz . impiety which ren- ders them horrible , and impertinence which renders them ridiculous . For which reason , as the Saints have always had for truth these two sentiments of love and fear , and their wisdom is ...
... able in falfities , viz . impiety which ren- ders them horrible , and impertinence which renders them ridiculous . For which reason , as the Saints have always had for truth these two sentiments of love and fear , and their wisdom is ...
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... able lawyer , " CHRIST perceiving him to be puffed up with pride , from his quality " of doctor of the Jews , " both tried and aftonished his prefumption by the profound- nefs of his questions , and having reduced him to a nonplus ...
... able lawyer , " CHRIST perceiving him to be puffed up with pride , from his quality " of doctor of the Jews , " both tried and aftonished his prefumption by the profound- nefs of his questions , and having reduced him to a nonplus ...
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... able things we have are red , fuch as rofes , granates , the mouth , the tongue , & c . and to these gallantries , fhameful in a priest , he has the infolence to join those bleffed fpirits that attend the throne of God , whom no ...
... able things we have are red , fuch as rofes , granates , the mouth , the tongue , & c . and to these gallantries , fhameful in a priest , he has the infolence to join those bleffed fpirits that attend the throne of God , whom no ...
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... facred ? And , was he to have justice done him , could he defend himself from a cenfure ? No , though he fhould bring the very reason , ( not lefs inexcuf- able ) able ) which he gives us in his first book 22 XI . LETTER.
... facred ? And , was he to have justice done him , could he defend himself from a cenfure ? No , though he fhould bring the very reason , ( not lefs inexcuf- able ) able ) which he gives us in his first book 22 XI . LETTER.
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... able to caft out the devil of poetry . " Nor is there any excufe for that paffage of your father GARASSE , in his Collection of the principal truths of religion , p . 649 . where , fpeaking of the holy mystery of the incarnation , he ...
... able to caft out the devil of poetry . " Nor is there any excufe for that paffage of your father GARASSE , in his Collection of the principal truths of religion , p . 649 . where , fpeaking of the holy mystery of the incarnation , he ...
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Página 121 - For he is a minister of God to thee for good. But if thou do that which is evil, be afraid ; for he beareth not the sword in vain: for he is the minister of God, a revenger to execute wrath upon him that doeth evil.
Página 219 - We have made a covenant with death, and with hell are we at agreement ; when the overflowing scourge shall pass through, it shall not come unto us : for we have made lies our refuge, and under falsehood have we hid ourselves...
Página 220 - He shall not spare ; so that there shall not be found in the bursting of it a sherd to take fire from the hearth, or to take water withal out of the pit...
Página 220 - Becaufe with lies ye have made the heart of the righteous fad, whom I have not made fad, and ftrengthened the hands of the wicked, that he ihouid not return from his wicked way, by promifing him life.
Página 288 - Paul says, (Phil. ii. 13,) that " it is God who works in us both to will and to do of his good pleasure.
Página 165 - How happy it is to have to do with people that will talk pro and con ! By this means you furnish me with all I wanted, which was to make you confute yourselves.
Página 150 - I shall not only prove," says he, " that your writings are full of scandal, but I shall go farther. It is possible to say a thing that is false, believing it to be true ; but the real liar is he that lies with an intention to lie. Now I shall make it appear that you, fathers, lie with that intention ; and that you load your enemies, knowingly and designedly, with crimes of which you positively know that they are innocent.
Página 314 - VIRGIL, becaufe he aflerted that there were antipodes to us, have annihilated that new world, and that notwithftanding he had declared this opinion to be a dangerous error, that therefore the King of Spain has not found great benefit by believing in CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, who came from thence, rather than the judgment of this Pope who had never been...
Página 151 - ... your books, but, with the most consummate impudence, in your public disputations ; as, amongst others, in those at Louvain, in the year 1645, in these terms — It is but a venial sin to ruin the credit of a false accuser, by charging him with false crimes : and this doctrine is so much in vogue with you, that whoever dares to attack it, you treat him as an ignorant, foolhardy fellow.
Página 314 - ... turning, nor prevent their own turning with it. Nor would I have you imagine that the letters of Pope ZACHARY for the excommunication of St. VIRGIL...