History of Christian Churches And Sects, From the Earliest Ages of Christianity 1
History of Christian Churches And Sects, From the Earliest Ages of Christianity 1
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The parliament were easily lOUjBed against a poor sect denounced at court and misrepre- sented by the clergy. A recent French writer (M. de Felice, Hist des Protestants de France, &a) says, they held for a fun- damental maxim of the state this motto of the olden times: Une foi, une loi, un roi — one faith, one law, one king;— and did not believe that there ought to be tolerated in the same country two religions, any more than two governments. The pope thundered from the Vatican. He wrote to the... parliament at Paris, "In this great and marvellous disorder, which flows from the rage of Satan, and from the rage and wickedness of his imps, all the world should strive their utmost to guard the oommon safety, seeing that this abomination would not only embroil and destroy religion, but, moreover, all principality, nobility, laws, orders, and degrees." The bishop was easily subdued, and paid a fine of two hundred livres for his mis- conduct. But the converts of Meaux were more resolute. A council was held at Paris, and it was resolved that the obstinate heretics should be exterminated.
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The parliament were easily lOUjBed against a poor sect denounced at court and misrepre- sented by the clergy. A recent French writer (M. de Felice, Hist des Protestants de France, &a) says, they held for a fun- damental maxim of the state this motto of the olden times: Une foi, une loi, un roi — one faith, one law, one king;— and did not believe that there ought to be tolerated in the same country two religions, any more than two governments. The pope thundered from the Vatican. He wrote to the... parliament at Paris, "In this great and marvellous disorder, which flows from the rage of Satan, and from the rage and wickedness of his imps, all the world should strive their utmost to guard the oommon safety, seeing that this abomination would not only embroil and destroy religion, but, moreover, all principality, nobility, laws, orders, and degrees." The bishop was easily subdued, and paid a fine of two hundred livres for his mis- conduct. But the converts of Meaux were more resolute. A council was held at Paris, and it was resolved that the obstinate heretics should be exterminated.
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