of one’s enemy in Christ’s sense, could still be possible. It should not remain unmentioned, however, that certain late Catholic Scholastics, for their part, had racked their brains about whether, assuming that God were to reveal to me privately that one of my fellowmen was destined to hell, I should still love that person with Christian love or would, instead, have to treat him with politeness only. The Council of Trent finally bolted the door on this whole doctrine of a “certainty of faith” about