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 1   2     |      refer to what is not seen, whether this unseen is believed
 2   3     |    cause of all created things, whether in heaven~or on earth, whether
 3   3     |  whether in heaven~or on earth, whether visible or invisible, is
 4   5     |    uncertain about the certain, whether it be certainly true or
 5   6     | response to the urgent question whether it is ever the duty of a
 6   6     |        in itself and by itself, whether a ~great error in great
 7   7     |       20. I do not rightly know whether errors of this sort should
 8   7     |             I say I do not know whether these and other such errors
 9   7     |       acute men of the Academy, whether a wise man ought ever to
10   7     |       eternal. It is a question whether we ought ~to argue with
11   7     |         God, it does not~matter whether they are believed in or
12   7     |      are believed in or not, or whether they are true or are supposed
13   7     |        a man may be. This is so~whether it be true or is only supposed
14   9     |       number of those citizens, whether those who ~now belong or
15  13     |                         43. For whether it be a newborn infant or
16  13     |  question might well be raised: whether a man at birth ~is involved
17  13     |        estate he is born in; or whether, on this very account, God
18  13     |       the due penalty for them. Whether~yet another solution to
19  14     |     himself raised the question whether, because of the abundance
20  15     |         about another question: whether the sun and moon and all
21  16     |        the blood of his ~cross, whether those things on earth or
22  17     |       away actual sins as well, whether of heart,~word, or deed.
23  18(141)|      his answer to the question whether those who sin after baptism
24  18     |   should occur after this life, whether or not it is a matter for
25  18     |     discovered or remain hidden whether some of the faithful are
26  20     |          however profusely, and whether of their ~fruits or money
27  21     | prohibit!" I shall someday know whether~immoderate indignation moved
28  23     |     that the bodies of all men, whether already or yet to be born,
29  23     |      already or yet to be born, whether dead or~still to die, will
30  23     |       does not perish. Instead, whether it be dissolved into dust
31  23     | difference, in~the restoration, whether hair returns to hair and
32  23     |     hair and nails to nails, or whether the part of this original~
33  23     |       the devil and his angels. Whether these~men will rise again
34  26     |      this difference~determines whether an act of will is to be
35  26     |     either of angels or of men, whether good or evil, whether~they
36  26     |      men, whether good or evil, whether~they will what God willeth
37  26     |         is not evil. Therefore, whether through pity "he hath mercy
38  29     |        he has done in the body, whether~good or evil."~236 For each
39  29     |   Accordingly, when sacrifices, whether of the altar or of alms,
40  30     |      required by soul and body, whether we take the~term in a spiritual
41  31     |        dwells. ~For when we ask whether someone is a good man, we
42  33     |        You can see for yourself whether you~should call it an Enchiridion,