Excerpt from The Jesuits Morals: Collected by a Doctor of the Colledge of Sorbon in Paris; Who Hath Faithfully Extracted Them Out of the Jesuits Own Books, Which Are Printed by the Permission and Approbation of the Superiours of Their Society
It is true alfo, that this Author, having undertaken to make us fee the general corruption which the Jefuits have fpread all over the Morals, could not'avoid to (peak ofthofe matters, which s.pazd faith ought not to be proceeded in (0 far as' to be'named by Chri flians 5 and that he is forced to fhew how they would make Mar riage, which is the Image of all pure and all holy Union of Jefus Chrilt with the Church, and which ought to be handled with all honour, to give right to lhameful filthinefies, which even the Pagah Philofophers themfelves have condemned according to thefe ex cellent Words of an ancient Author Adulter efiuxorze amator arriar. He is an Adulterer 12960 is too edger a Lover of bit Wife.
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