Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 ApCreed,    1      |   someone will say that it is ~foolish to believe what is not seen,
 2 ApCreed,    1      | invisible, it ~would indeed be foolish to believe what he does
 3 ApCreed,    1      |    intellect is so weak, it is foolish to be willing to believe ~
 4 ApCreed,    1      |      would be ~considered very foolish. So, the intellect of the
 5 ApCreed,    1      | Therefore, the ~philosopher is foolish if he refuses to believe
 6 ApCreed,    1      |       faith are not wise, ~but foolish and proud. As the Apostle
 7 ApCreed,    2      |        is a God. ~No one is so foolish as to deny that all nature,
 8 ApCreed,    2      |        the Psalm, he is indeed foolish who does not believe in
 9 ApCreed,    2      |     men to ~prosper. But he is foolish indeed who believes this
10 10Command,    1,  2|    Sometimes "vain" also means foolish: "All men are vain, in whom
11 10Command,    1,  3|         For an ~unfaithful and foolish promise displeaseth Him."38~ ~ ~ ~
12 LordPray,    4,  1 |       will, he would be indeed foolish. So we ought not to pray