Women And Men of the French Renaissance
Women And Men of the French Renaissance
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He loved Socrates and gave him a place between David and St. Paul. "Religion," he wrote, " was not confined within the boundaries of Pales- tine; for God, the Spirit, did not only create Palestine, but the whole Universe. He feeds the souls of all His chosen, wherever they be — and His choice is hidden from us. Hath He, indeed, called us into His seci'et counsels ? " Or there was Conrad Mutian, a disciple of Erasmus. " There THE FAITH OF RABELAIS 301 is only one God" — he said — "it is the name...s we give Him that differ. But let us not name Him ; these are myste- ries which should be wrapped in silence, like the mysteries of Eleusis. Scorn inferior gods and hold thy peace." " Reli- gion," he writes elsewhere, "should be the doctrine of pure humanity." The works of Erasmus supply a harvest of such sayings. " If," he says in one place, " you would gain the peace which is the ideal of your religion, you must speak as little as possible of dogmatic definitions, and on a great many points allow everybody a free and personal judgment." Christian myths, he tells us, would hardly be better than Pagan, if they were not taken allegorically.
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He loved Socrates and gave him a place between David and St. Paul. "Religion," he wrote, " was not confined within the boundaries of Pales- tine; for God, the Spirit, did not only create Palestine, but the whole Universe. He feeds the souls of all His chosen, wherever they be — and His choice is hidden from us. Hath He, indeed, called us into His seci'et counsels ? " Or there was Conrad Mutian, a disciple of Erasmus. " There THE FAITH OF RABELAIS 301 is only one God" — he said — "it is the name...s we give Him that differ. But let us not name Him ; these are myste- ries which should be wrapped in silence, like the mysteries of Eleusis. Scorn inferior gods and hold thy peace." " Reli- gion," he writes elsewhere, "should be the doctrine of pure humanity." The works of Erasmus supply a harvest of such sayings. " If," he says in one place, " you would gain the peace which is the ideal of your religion, you must speak as little as possible of dogmatic definitions, and on a great many points allow everybody a free and personal judgment." Christian myths, he tells us, would hardly be better than Pagan, if they were not taken allegorically.
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