Contention arises either through error in men's judgments or else disorder in their affections. When contention does grow by error in judgment, it ceases not till men by instruction come to see wherein they err, and what it is that did …
- Lived
- 1581–1656
- Born
- Dublin
- Died
- Reigate
- Nationality
- Kingdom of Ireland
- Known as
- writer, archbishop, historian, theologian
- Era
- Renaissance
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Works (3)
They who talk so much of the catholic Church, but indeed stand for their own particular, must of force sink as low in uncharitableness, as they have thrust themselves deep in schism. We who talk less of the universality of the Church, but …
It is a strange thing to me, that wise men should make such large discourses of the catholic Church, and bring so many testimonies to prove the universality of it, and not discern, that, while by this means they think they have gotten a …