Suppose God whispered into a Bertram Cate’s ear that an un-Brady thought could still be holy? Must men go to jail because they find themselves at odds with a self-appointed prophet?

Henry Drummond challenges the idea that unconventional beliefs deserve punishment, questioning whether a thought outside accepted norms could still hold spiritual truth. He frames the debate as one of individual conscience against the authority of a single self-declared moral voice.

Context reviewed 23 September 2026