The hardness of the Jesuits, then, surpasses that of the Jews, since t… — Pensées

Pensées — Blaise Pascal

The hardness of the Jesuits, then, surpasses that of the Jews, since those refused to believe Jesus Christ innocent only because they doubted if His miracles were of God. Whereas the Jesuits, though unable to doubt that the miracles of Port-Royal are of God, do not cease to doubt still the innocence of that house.

Lugar: SECTION XIII · ¶2803
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