 | James Harvey Robinson - 1924 - 642 str.
...into the vulgar tongues, as though either Christ taught such difficult doctrines that they can be only understood by a few theologians, or the safety of the Christian religion lay in the ignorance of it. Erasmus was so great an admirer both of the loftiest pagan writers and of the... | |
 | Lawrence Fraser Abbott - 1927 - 326 str.
...either Christ taught such difficult doctrines that they can only be understood by a few theologians, or safety of the Christian religion lay in ignorance...Turks and Saracens might be able to read and know them.2 'From Victor Develay"s French version of the Praise of Folly. 'Preserved Smith. This popularization... | |
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I vehemently dissent from those who would not have private persons read the Holy Scriptures nor have them translated into the vulgar tongues, as though either Christ taught such difficult doctrines that they can only be understood by a few theologians,... 