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 1   7     |           of what this evil~does, never ceasing to subvert this
 2   9(59) |     Enchiridion, XXIV, 97.~But he never drew from this deterministic
 3  13     |         of sin." And since he had never lived in the old manner
 4  15     |       held fast to God, and which never experienced the evils of
 5  17     |          their forgiveness should never be~despaired of in holy
 6  23     |        the mother's womb, but are never so that they could be "reborn." ~
 7  23     |          perpetually afflicts but never destroys, corruption goes
 8  25     |       course, foreknew - he would never have ~said "not of good
 9  25(213)| sovereignty and predestination is never so much to account for the
10  26     |     undefeated. And this will can never be evil, because even when
11  26     |    hardeneth," the omnipotent God never doth~anything except what
12  31     |                that some men have never known the second "age" of