Hence the absolute falsehood of Protestantism, which ignores the existence and qualities of this supreme cosmological law.
The cosmological law is one. Protestantism is multiform. The cosmological law is universal. Protestantism is individual. The cosmological law is communicative and expansive. Protestantism is egotistical.
What is more remarkable still is the astounding pretension of Protestantism to having enlightened and elevated mankind. Enlightened mankind by ignoring the plan of the universe in its beauty, in its harmony, in its whole! Elevated mankind by proclaiming individualism and egotism in the face of the one great life-giving law of a common universal society!
We would beg our Protestant readers to ask themselves the following questions:
Is it true that God made Christ, the Word incarnate, the centre of the cosmos, and hence the centre of all created persons?
Is it true that, in consequence of this, created persons should be united to him by partaking of his intelligence, will, and life?
Is it true that, in force of this union, all created persons become united to each other in force of the principle that two things united to a third are united to each other?
Is it true that God has effected all this in order to elevate human society to the society of his eternal life?
Is it not true that the Catholic Church is nothing but that?
Then the Catholic Church is cosmological law, one, divine, universal, imperative.