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men.
1. The Periqlyte is not the "Consoler" nor the
"Intercessor." We have fully shown the material impossi-
bility of discovering the least signification of "consolation"
or of "intercession". Christ does not use Paraqalon.
Besides, even from a religious and moral point of view the
idea of consolation and intercession is inadmissible.
(a) The belief that the death of Jesus upon the Cross
redeemed the believers from the curse of original sin, and
that his spirit, grace, and presence in the Eucharist would
be for ever with them, left them in need of no consolation
nor of the coming of a consoler at all. On the other hand,
if they needed such a comforter, then all the Christian
presumptions and pretensions concerning the sacrifice of
1. The Periqlyte is not the "Consoler" nor the
"Intercessor." We have fully shown the material impossi-
bility of discovering the least signification of "consolation"
or of "intercession". Christ does not use Paraqalon.
Besides, even from a religious and moral point of view the
idea of consolation and intercession is inadmissible.
(a) The belief that the death of Jesus upon the Cross
redeemed the believers from the curse of original sin, and
that his spirit, grace, and presence in the Eucharist would
be for ever with them, left them in need of no consolation
nor of the coming of a consoler at all. On the other hand,
if they needed such a comforter, then all the Christian
presumptions and pretensions concerning the sacrifice of