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From The Age Of Fifteen, Dogma Has Been The Fundamental Principle Of My Religion: I Know No Other Religion; I Cannot Enter Into The Idea Of Any Other Sort Of Religion; Religion, As A Mere Sentiment, Is To Me A Dream And A Mockery.

-John Henry Newman

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From The Age Of Fifteen, Dogma Has

John Henry Newman

From The Age Of Fifteen, Dogma Has Been The Fundamental Principle Of My Religion: I Know No Other Religion; I Cannot Enter Into The Idea Of Any Other Sort Of Religion; Religion, As A Mere Sentiment, Is To Me A Dream And A Mockery.

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