“But I know, my friends, that you may object to me what St. Irenaeus says.”

—  Martin Joseph Routh

Said to his congregation after an exposition of his own theology; quoted in Essays and addresses, Herbert McLachlan, Manchester University Press, 1954, p. 354

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