Work, Chapter

 1 LawGod,2 |        person's soul in all his conscious actions (for example, be
 2 LawGod,2 |  actions which he commits, in a conscious condition, being free in
 3 LawGod,3 | striving and then into a clear, conscious desire to sin. At this point,
 4 LawGod,3 |         sin: by an obdurate and conscious adversity to the undoubted
 5 LawGod,3 |         especially the willful, conscious seducers and corrupters
 6 LawGod,7 |         an innate center of his conscious experiences and as a vital
 7 LawGod,11|       life, and also of all the conscious experiences of his personal
 8 LawGod,12|  addresses nature as if it were conscious, saying, "Let everything
 9 LawGod,18|   weakness of will or through a conscious desire to deceive, misuse
10 LawGod,19|     dire is slander, that is, a conscious falsehood against a person