...obedience rendered to God alone, according to the principles of Catholicism. I regarded," says Penelon, "the decision of my superiors as an echo of the Supreme...he did to Job ; I accepted my condemnation in its mosi extensive sense." He very justly discriminated between the meaning he intended to convey in his...

...obedience rendered to God alone, according to the principles qf Catholicism. I regarded," says Fenelon, "the decision of my superiors as an echo of the Supreme...which had preceded my condemnation ; I heard God speak lo me as he did to Job ; I accepted my condemnation in its most extensive sense." He very justly discriminated...

...obedience rendered to God alone, according to the principles of Catholicism. I regarded," says Fenelon, " the decision of my superiors as an echo of the Supreme...; I accepted my condemnation in its most extensive sense." He very justly discriminated between the meaning he intended to convey in his book, and the...

...enslavement of the intellect are woful effects of the Pontifical system. " I regard," Fenelon said, " the decision of my superiors as an echo of the supreme will. I heard God speak to me as he did to Job. I accepted my condemnation in its most extensive meaning."...

...obedience, rendered to God alone, according to the principles of Catholicism. I regarded," says Fe'nelon, " the decision of my superiors as an echo of the Supreme...forgot all the passions, prejudices, and disputes which preceded my condemnation ; I heard God speak to me as he did to Job ; I accepted my condemnation in...

...principles of Catholicism. I regarded," says Fe'nelon, " the decision of my superiors as an echo cf the Supreme Will ; I forgot all the passions, prejudices, and disputes which preceded my condemnation ; I heard God speak to me as he did to Job ; I accepted my condemnation in...