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Schook's accusations were more profound, Descartes never attacked specific Catholic doctrines to my knowledge. Nor did the Church ban the writings of every pers
by Nomentatus 9y ago
Schook's accusations were more profound, Descartes never attacked specific Catholic doctrines to my knowledge. Nor did the Church ban the writings of every person they knew to be Protestant or non-Catholic, as they banned Descartes' works.
- foldr 9y ago>Schook's accusations were more profound, Who is Schook? >Descartes never attacked specific Catholic doctrines to my knowledge https://christianity.stackexchange.com/questions/52485/why-was-descartes-interpretation-of-the-catholic-transubstantiation-not-approve https://christianity.stackexchange.com/questions/52485/why-w... >Nor did the Church ban the writings of every person they knew to be Protestant or non-Catholic, as they banned Descartes' works. I'm sure they didn't ban everything, but a book's being at variance with Catholic doctrine was certainly considered a sufficient reason to ban it.