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1 Theses | thing.~[ETML:S:paragrafo]25. Schwenkfeld and his frog-and-mouse warriors [ 2 Theses | is clear, therefore, that Schwenkfeld is barking into an~empty 3 Disp, Pre | heretics, and even from~Schwenkfeld, who says that Christ is [ 4 Disp, Pre | along with all heretics, but~Schwenkfeld works secretly like the 5 Disp, Pre | where it is easy to slip. Schwenkfeld does not see this, and so 6 Disp, Pre | event be tolerated; but Schwenkfeld wickedly~twists it: "Therefore 7 Disp, Pre | weaken their own cause, as~Schwenkfeld also does. Before the learned 8 Disp, Pre | according to his~divinity.~ ~ Schwenkfeld is to be refuted thus: Humanity 9 Disp2 | Dr. Martin Luther against Schwenkfeld~ ~ 10 Disp2, IX | creature.~ ~Response: Thus Schwenkfeld argues. This is indeed one 11 Disp2, XI | destroys the divinity. This is Schwenkfeld's objection. Christ is not~ 12 Disp2, XXIII | catholic. The opinion of~Schwenkfeld agrees with the Nicene Creed. 13 Disp2, XXIII | refers to the divinity, but Schwenkfeld confounds the~two natures.~ ~ 14 Disp2, XXX, a | according~to his humanity, as Schwenkfeld.~ ~Response: They are all 15 Disp2, XXXII | the person. ~The worthless Schwenkfeld [reproaches] us for teaching