Notebooks of Paul Brunton



Was not the most important council of all the Council of Nicaea, which finally settled Christian doctrines for a thousand years, but which foolishly dropped the tenet of metempsychosis as heresy after it had survived the first five centuries of anno domino; was not this great gathering composed of men who mostly could neither write nor read, who were stern extreme ascetics, fanatical in character and behaviour, narrow, intolerant?(P)


-- Notebooks Category 17: The Religious Urge > Chapter 5: Comments On Specific Religions > # 36






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