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Excerpt from Ethics and Æsthetics of Modern Poetry
Perhaps there has been nothing more suicidal to the real interests of religion than the shallow theology which without distinction, and without a hearing, bundles all scepticism into that too convenient limbo of certain minds to which are relegated the works of the devil. The easiness of the process might itself cast a doubt on its efficiency.
For on the supposition even that the classification is correct, and that scepticism without discrimination might be put down in the diabolical category, those who know the devil best - or at least the spiritual difficulty his name is made to represent - know well, that he is not to be balked in this way by a mere wave of the hand.
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