"The Jesuits" by Henry Waller and Edward Hoare is a historical debate arising from a lecture, focusing on moral duties tied to the Jesuit Order's rules. The book's core is a lively back-and-forth between Waller and Hoare about whether Jesuit superiors could order members to commit serious sins. Waller challenges Hoare's viewpoint, leading to a detailed examination of Jesuit writings and the weight of obeying higher-ups, and arguing the rules don't force Jesuits to act immorally. This discussion brings understanding to the inner conflicts about Jesuit behavior and mirrors the bigger Protestant-Catholic issues of the period.

The Jesuits A correspondence relative to a lecture so entitled, recently delivered before the Islington Protestant Institute by the Rev. Edward Hoare, M.A., incumbent of Christ Church, Ramsgate
By Henry Waller
Can religious rules demand immoral actions, or does individual conscience always hold the higher power?
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