Letters to a Missionary
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If it is, I am bound to loyally accept it. I should consider it the height of presump- tion and impiety to do otherwise." {A Plea amd a Protest, p. 29.) I fear there is no possibility of doubt that in your opinion the infallibility of the Bible must be main- tained at all costs, and its teachings received with docility and reverence by every faithful Christian, even if they include teachings which disgrace God and involve Christianity in the profoundest pessimism. As for the unhappy believer in... the orthodox view, he must, I suppose, content himself with such cold comfort as his Church can give him, and with the reflection that, being neither an infidel nor a heretic, he himself may reasonably expect to escape damnation.
I must give the Church the credit of admitting, however reluctantly, that the dogma of an everlasting hell is not an agreeable one. In my second letter (pp. 19-20) I quoted some utterances on the subject from The New Pelagianism and The Tablet, and I may here add some equally cheerless words from a Manual of Catholic Theology.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it is, I am bound to loyally accept it. I should consider it the height of presump- tion and impiety to do otherwise." {A Plea amd a Protest, p. 29.) I fear there is no possibility of doubt that in your opinion the infallibility of the Bible must be main- tained at all costs, and its teachings received with docility and reverence by every faithful Christian, even if they include teachings which disgrace God and involve Christianity in the profoundest pessimism. As for the unhappy believer in... the orthodox view, he must, I suppose, content himself with such cold comfort as his Church can give him, and with the reflection that, being neither an infidel nor a heretic, he himself may reasonably expect to escape damnation.
I must give the Church the credit of admitting, however reluctantly, that the dogma of an everlasting hell is not an agreeable one. In my second letter (pp. 19-20) I quoted some utterances on the subject from The New Pelagianism and The Tablet, and I may here add some equally cheerless words from a Manual of Catholic Theology.
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