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The French King's Answer to the Paris Parliament
The king declares in council that the remonstrances aim to undermine church sovereignty by tying it to temporal approval. It insists the church alone judges doctrine and condemns requiring explicit consent for all dogmatic decisions, urging restraint and mutual limits between church and state. The speech defends Gallican maxims, urges prudence, and warns against Rome’s expansion, while noting opposition from ministers and MPs.
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