Work, Chapter

 1 LawGod,2 |           have been trained, in the way they have been taught. They
 2 LawGod,5 |           tied with the history and way of life of the Jewish nation.
 3 LawGod,6 |  determinists say that man acts one way or another only under the
 4 LawGod,6 |        decides whether one acts one way or another. Christianity
 5 LawGod,6 |             choice of acting in one way or another. Spinoza considers
 6 LawGod,8 |         their sorrow in a Christian way: humbly and submissively.
 7 LawGod,9 |          usually manifested in this way: one receives everything
 8 LawGod,9 |             the father's mercy. His way was not easy, but when he
 9 LawGod,11|        correctly and in a Christian way.~Man's mind develops most
10 LawGod,13|          life is arranged in such a way that the parents consciously
11 LawGod,15|            himself deficient in any way - not helpful to others,
12 LawGod,16|             guard it in an Orthodox way - not only from illnesses,
13 LawGod,19|        sinner from the error of his way shall save a soul from death (
14 LawGod,19| participating in a vital, Christian way in something truly serious
15 LawGod,21|           the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction,
16 LawGod,21|          the gate and narrow is the way which leads to life, and
17 LawGod,21|             concise form: "Act in a way that is beneficial (i.e.,
18 LawGod,21|       Orthodox Christians can in no way view either eudemonism or
19 LawGod,24|           doe's not serve it in any way. Such a life is not a Christian
20 LawGod,25|           serves the country in one way or another when he participates