Morals of the Church
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Section — Konings, Theologia Moralis

§ III: Indifferentism, Latitudinarianism

¶1.
  1. It is free to each man to embrace and profess that religion which, led by the light of reason, he has thought true.

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¶2.

Apostolic Letters Multiplices inter, June 10, 1851. - Alloc. Maxima quidem, June 9, 1862.

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¶3.
  1. Men can find the way of eternal salvation and attain eternal salvation in the worship of any religion whatever.

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¶4.

Encyclical letter Qui pluribus, November 9, 1846. - Alloc. Ubi primum, December 17, 1847. - Encyclical letter Singulari quidem, March 17, 1856.

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¶5.
  1. At least good hope is to be had concerning the eternal salvation of all those who in no way live in the true Church of Christ.

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¶6.

Alloc. Singulari quadam, December 9, 1854. - Encyclical letter Quanto conficiamur, August 10, 1863.

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¶7.
  1. Protestantism is nothing other than a diverse form of the same true Christian Religion, in which it is given to please God equally as in the Catholic Church.

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¶8.

Encyclical letter Noscitis et Nobiscum, December 8, 1849.

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