'Full of scorpions is my mind', said Macbeth – and this is a good a description of scruples as any. Fr William Doyle sets out the problem.
This is very, very helpful.
It really is!
“One cannot even reach the traditionalist milieu (let alone the “sedevacantist” conclusion) without overcoming scruples: in many cases it is a scruple or excessive timidity that holds a person back from looking reality directly in the face.”
This^^^
This is very, very helpful.
It really is!
“One cannot even reach the traditionalist milieu (let alone the “sedevacantist” conclusion) without overcoming scruples: in many cases it is a scruple or excessive timidity that holds a person back from looking reality directly in the face.”
This^^^