Protestantism & Infidelity: An Appeal to Candid Americans ....

F X Francis Xavier Weninger

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This is candidly acknowledged by a learned Protestant writer of our time, Gfroerer, in his " Critical Essay on Ancient Christianity." He thus expresses him- self: " Catholic faith, if you admit its first principle, (that Christ is the Son of God, and His Church Divine, which no true Protest- ant, can deny,) is as conclusive as the books of Euclid. There is no article of Catholic faith, which cannot be justified upon that principle."!
Even Rousseau makes the following frank avowal : " Qu^on me p...rouve, qu'cn matiere de foi je suis oblige de me soumettre aux decisions de quelqu'un, des demain je me fais Oatholique, et tout homme consequent et vrai fera comnie moi.J — Let it be proved to me that, in matters of faith, I must submit to the decisions of any • Matt., xviii. 17.
t Vol. I., Preface, pp. 15-17.
t Rousseau, Lettre de ]a Montagne II.
OF PROTESTANTISM. 115 one, and to-morrow I will become a Catholic, and every consistent and true man will do the same." Rousseau is right in spying every man.

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