Capitolo 14
history is Heloise as that a curiously beautiful shines brightly
the personality, altruist same that sacrifices, and almost virgin in
his/her purity despite his/her guilt. One has for his/her only understanding and
affection while it is being difficult or to feel for Abelard in
spite of his/her efforts late to correcting his/her his/her own sin and his
the life-long devotion to his/her solitary wife in his/her unknown cloister.
The whole history was immediately known, the assailants of Abelard were
punished in kind. and him him shortly taken back his/her job of
making lectures on philosophy and, a small later, on theology.
Its reputation didn't apparently suffer in the least one, neither it did
his; in fact its pity almost became a from-word and its name as a
great teacher increased by jumps and confinements: neither his/her offense
neither its punishment seemed to bring durable disrepute. This fact,
what it seems strange to us, you don't implicate a lack of moral sense in
the community but rather the generality of standard estranges ours
just. It is only since the advent of the Puritanism that sinned sexual
the head of the whole category has been put to. During the
Centuries averages, as always under the Christianity, the deadliest sins
it was pride, the greed, calumny and anger. These implicated inherent
moral depravation but love "illegitimate" it was out love of the law of
crews, and it didn't do any necessity and it always behaves moral guilt.
Christ he was very kind and it sympathizes with with the sins of
the meat but implacable in the case of the greatest sins of the
spirit. The Puritanism upset the equilibrium of things, and from
his/her sentence assembling himself/herself/itself on abandons sexual it became blind
to the greatest sins of the pride, the avarice and anger. We have inherited
the prejudice without acquiring the abstention but the Middle Ages
it had a clearer sense of comparative values and them you/they could forgive,
or it also ignores, the sin of Abelard and Heloise when they was able I lead