Other forms of superstition and error are dangerous, but Jesuitism overtops them all, and stands forth an organised conspiracy against the liberties of mankind.

This foe is not likely to be overcome by a divided Protestantism.

If we would conquer in this war we must move together, and in our movements must manifest a patience, a heroism, a devotion equal to anything the Jesuit can claim." (The Rev.A.Sutherland, D.D., Delegate from Canada to the Missionary Conference, 1888, _Records_, i., 145.) And, on the other hand, the distracted Chinese reads that:--"Protestantism is not only a veritable Babel, but a horrible theory, and an immoral practice which blasphemes God, degrades man, and endangers society." (Cardinal Cuesta's Catechism cited in "China and Christianity," by Michie, p.

8.).