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>When men reject Our Lord Jesus Christ, they tend >inevitably to put themselves in the place of God. This >is what the French Masons did and this is what they >succeeded in doing officially in the name of France in >1789. It is precisely in this putting of human reason >in the place of God that Rationalism consists, and >this is what we find in the Declaration of 1789. > >It is not to be wondered at, that Pope Leo XIII felt >compelled to condemn the spirit animating >Revolutionary legislation and it's provisions. He did >this in no uncertain terms in his Encyclical Letter, >Immortale Dei, On the Christian Constitution of States >(1 November 1885). ".... The authority of God is >passed over in silence, just as if there were no >God...or as if men whether in their individual >capacity or bound together in social relations, owed >nothing to God... > >"On the other hand, we are not left in doubt about >what the enemies of Christ and of the Supernatural >Life think of the Revolution. 'Long live Liberty, >Equality, Fraternity! That is the favourable time for >us.'"

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