The Evil Jesuits? (was: Re: Adyar TS ...)
Apr 18, 2005 12:37 PM
by desmontes
--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, leonmaurer@a... wrote:
> could you be an agent (even unknowingly)
> of the same Dugpas, Brothers of the Shadow or black magicians that,
> apparently, were behind the shenanigans of AB, CWL and AAB (along
> with, possibly, the Jesuits that HPB was so dead set against)?
I recalled seeing some negative remarks in Isis Unveiled made in
passing with regard to the Jesuits. I was curious why HPB held such a
disparaging veiw so I did some digging and found this section very
disturbing:
Isis Unveiled, Vol. II, Chap. 8
http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/isis/iu2-08a.htm
Among other things there remarks were shocking:
"Let, then, all pious Christians listen and acquaint themselves with
this alleged "rule of life" and precepts of their God, as exemplified
by the Jesuits. Peter Alagona (St. Thomae Aquinatis Summae Theologiae
Compendium) says: "By the command of God it is lawful to kill an
innocent person, to steal, or commit . . . (Ex mandato Dei licet
occidere innocentem, furari, fornicari); because he is the Lord of
life and death, and all things, and it is due to him thus to fulfil
his command" (Ex prima secundae, Quaest., 94).
"A man of a religious order, who for a short time lays aside his
habit for a sinful purpose, is free from heinous sin, and does not
incur the penalty of excommunication" (Lib. iii., sec. 2., Probl. 44,
D. 212).***"
Does anyone known enough about the Society of Jesus to attest to the
authenticity of her sources. The only works I am familiar with are
the Constitution and Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius.
Sincerely Yours,
Desmontes
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