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The Catholic position is then explained as the vital attitude in the matter, summed up in Tertullian's Credo quia absurdum, and this is opposed to the critical attitude which denies the possibility of individual survival in the sense previously defined.
If he likes to bluff us we may find ourselves in an awkward position. Nobody saw him commit the murder." "I realise the truth of what you say because I thought it all over before coming to see you," replied Colwyn. "If Benson denies the truth of the points I have discovered against him, or gives them a different interpretation, it may be difficult to prove them.
"If no hand is found to slay him, there are arms strong enough to seize him, bind him, and deliver him to those whose prison doors are always open to receive the hated foe who blockades their harbors denies their goods admittance to France and all the countries he has conquered and everywhere confronts them as their bitter enemy." "Yes, England is ready and watchful," whispered another.
But he gives to the world an abominable example of a disobedient and perfidious servant; he denies the truth of the six articles, not in words, but in deeds. You have ordered that the priests of the Church remain single. Now, then, the Archbishop of Canterbury is married!" "Married!" cried the king, his visage glowing with rage. "Ah, I will chastise him, this transgressor of my holy laws!
And then, I am not indeed guilty: I have but wandered. I am refused the hand of your niece because I do not share her faith your own faith. But, Monseigneur, unbelief is not a crime, it is a misfortune. I know people often say, a man denies God when by his own conduct he has brought himself into a condition in which he may well desire that God does not exist.
Pusey, on the other hand," continued Charles, "is said always to be decisive. He says, 'This is Apostolic, that's in the Fathers; St. Cyprian says this, St. Augustine denies that; this is safe, that's wrong; I bid you, I forbid you. I understand all this; but I don't understand having duties put on me which are too much for me.
Now, Thorne is a clever man, a very clever man; nobody denies that; and then, you know " "Why did not Sir Omicron say that to me?" said her ladyship, sharply, all her disposition in Dr Thorne's favour becoming wonderfully damped by her husband's advocacy. "I suppose he thought it better to say it to me," said the squire, rather curtly.
Equally diffused we find fraudulent imitations of these occurrences, and, on one side, a credulity which has accepted everything, on the other hand, a scepticism which denies and laughs at all the reports. But it is a question whether human folly would, everywhere and always, suffer from the same delusions, undergo the same hallucinations, and elaborate the same frauds.
Who denies me the right to four shares o' the money?" "Me, Dennis Nolan!" said Dick Lynch. "I denies ye the right." "Step up an' say it to my face," cried the skipper. "Aye, step up an' give it to him straight," said one of the men. "Step up, Dick, I bes wid ye." "Who said that?" roared the skipper. "Sure, 'twas me said it," growled one, Dan Keen.
But how did souls created to the image of God grow up in such a state? They were robbed: robbed before they were born; robbed of their inheritance, and reared up in an education without Christianity. Let this be a warning to ourselves! We are told that a child may be taught to read, and to write, and to spell, and to sum, without Christianity. Who denies it? But what does this make of them?
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