Work,  Charter

 1 I  Believe,1 |           love cannot be compared to human love, even as His other
 2 I  Believe,1 |          cannot be compared to their human counterparts. God's love
 3 I  Believe,1 | incomprehensible and inexplicable to human reason, this love is real
 4 I  Believe,5 |          other dimensions foreign to human nature. They are conscious
 5 I  Believe,7 |            itself. If He had created human nature without free will,
 6 I  Believe,8 |            by sin and become mortal. Human nature's defilement and
 7 I  Believe,9 |           solely by the endeavors of human will, as Pelagius taught.
 8 I  Believe,13|              His flesh and cause our human nature, which He took upon
 9 I  Believe,14|            there is no question of a human custom or doctrine having
10 I  Believe,16|              mean an accumulation of human customs and practices that
11 I  Believe,16|       glorified by God. I reject all human systems of interpretation
12 I  Believe,17|           evolution, or the fruit of human reason and ingenuity. The
13 I  Believe,19|              Spirit. Hence, I refuse human reason the right to make