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Post by Admin on Sept 18, 2018 12:13:13 GMT
“ It is the crime of the nineteenth century to not hate evil and to make it propositions. There is only one proposition to make it, and that is to begone. Every arrangement concluded with it resembles, not a partial triumph, but its complete triumph, for evil does not always seek to chase away the good, rather it only asks the permission to cohabit with it. A secret instinct warns it that when demanding something it should demand everything. As soon as one no longer hates evil, it considers itself adored.” - Ernest Hello, philosopher; quoted by Archbishop Lefebvre in his Third Conference on Liberalism
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