The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

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The genuine drove out the Arabic Aristotle
unatere works of the ancients learned the science
of geography directly from Ptolemy botany from Diesco-
rodus medicine from Galen and Hppocrates How rapidly
dseneumbered of the notions that
had filed the world and the prejudice had enhraled
the mind. ."-Ranke's History Of the Popes D. s5
GbbOn says speaking of oral earninc In the Eastern
truths of science could be recommended only
by ignorance and fey and the astrologer would have
dsgraced had he not debased his wisdom and hon.
esty by the vain production of asrology Of
Rome, roL "a, p. 49,
Thus you Ranke and GibbOn place those Arabs in
the rank of intelligence have shown how they
vainly sought the philosophers through alchemy
But there who unblushngy charge these things
the teachers in the Catholic Church men who pteer
darkness rather than light and will not seek the truth
These asperse the priesthood of the Church for you
they Arabs and of not Infdels and
worship neither Science Garabaldi. They should be
destroyed and-the ends Justify the means" These men
will charge with their crimes and seek smear their
asrOOgy witchcra and sOrcery the Church Hence
every Giacomo is Catholic if priest and poisoner
and this is gravely called histOry!!! You remember
the Good Book says, blessed you when shall
vile you calumniate yOu and speak all evil
against you falsely for my sake Rejoice and be glad for
your reward is exceedingly great aud determined
shall not lose this reward
Your assertion about the Church interfering with the
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you think that Caesar is supreme would be ask
ing much of you to inform what the Church may
teach and where the line of demarcatiOn be found
Do you expect to take lessons of that great 1nhde
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Some time after this he took Iauanum large doses for
some COMPLAINT and died He was apprehensive being
poisoped by others eompainng that they constantly
sought his life and he fell at last by his hand But
he recaned took back the ISLANDERS of lifetime about the
Church. repudated his Reason God and so Voltaire
turned to his sop again and died bereft of See
Baron DE GrisB's CorresDoudeHee de- rereired Ia et
fries Essays D. 49, Now sir would you have believe
this twaddle of Tom Paine and Voaire after the
ter of them all had repudated it hmselfi Surely
You believe this because you taught it in your
youth-anoher evidence of bad schooling you believe it,
because YOU have either failed or refused and seek
the truth You have sought light among the Arabs of
literature and In ret ont of this valley of Cmmeri YOU
sboud hear the truth as delivered to the saints Faith
comes by hearing The word of God will Weld an hundred
fold hut il must fall on GOOD ground to produce good
fruit not on hard ground and guess that that ground
needs cultivation The weeds have taken it, and you are
an Iniidel-bad schooling
The charge that We oppose fee schools is not correct
The church has auot and enforced tb teaching of free
sebooIs for thouS,pd wears and more and when Won
av "tbe tru,b fears not the Iipbt Won say wei. But we
fear the contamination of falsebood The Iabt now shin
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