Disinterested Sentiments on the Retreat of the Pastors of France

Plan of this Work.

refuted from page 64 up to
70. We then dismantle the first
prejudice of this Author by
refuting the consequences he pre-
tends to draw on page 70 and following, from
the fact that the retreat of the
Pastors is regarded as a stroke from Heaven original: "un coup du Ciel." This refers to a providentialist argument that God allowed the pastors to flee so they could spread the faith elsewhere, a view the author of this text contests.,
and from the manner in which they have been
received in foreign countries; we
show that all this does not prevent
this retreat from being blame-
worthy in itself. After that
we also dismantle the second pre-
judice from page 74: we re-
mark on this subject how sus-
pect is the method of those who
strive to bias original: "prevenir." In this context, it means to predispose or influence the reader's mind before they encounter the facts. their rea-
ders with prejudices; we
show that those of the Author are
founded on false suppositions.
We examine the specific exam-
ples he has cited; and we show
that they carry no weight
against the Reformed The Huguenots, or French Protestants who
today complain about the re-