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 1   Disp2,   I      |           two persons~in Christ.~ ~Response: This is the fallacy of
 2   Disp2,  II      |           man created the world.~ ~Response: There is the communication
 3   Disp2,  II      |          be crucified or suffer.~ ~Response: This is true, when he was
 4   Disp2,  II      |            cannot become mortal.~ ~Response: In philosophy, this is
 5   Disp2, III      |           not know the last day.~ ~Response: The solution is that Christ
 6   Disp2,  IV      |            person are different.~ ~Response: This is a new expression,
 7   Disp2,   V      |          of one who is superior.~ ~Response: This is done because of
 8   Disp2,   V      |          the Cross~and is a man?~ ~Response: This is true, because what
 9   Disp2,  VI      |            is not from eternity.~ ~Response: I concede this, with a
10   Disp2, VII      |      Spirit has his own~grammar.~ ~Response: The Holy Spirit has his
11   Disp2, VIII     |          are not to be approved.~ ~Response: Such contradictions do
12   Disp2,  IX      |        Christ is not a creature.~ ~Response: Thus Schwenkfeld argues.
13   Disp2,   X      |       Therefore he is not a~man.~ ~Response: I make a distinction with
14   Disp2,  XI      |   something which is not divine.~ ~Response: There is an equivocation
15   Disp2,  XI, a   |      Therefore he is a creature.~ ~Response: With respect to his humanity [
16   Disp2,  XI, b   |         Therefore he is not God.~ ~Response: Because of the communication
17   Disp2, XII      |         that Christ is humanity.~ ~Response: This is not conceded, but
18   Disp2, XII, a   |    Therefore Christ is humanity.~ ~Response: To "belong" is to inhere
19   Disp2, XIII     |        Christ was made humanity.~ ~Response: Rather than analogy, we
20   Disp2, XIV      |         ought not to speak thus.~ ~Response: The question is whether
21   Disp2,  XV      |       Christ~cannot be true God.~ ~Response: What Moses says, that God
22   Disp2, XVI      |            the Athanasian Creed.~ ~Response: Christ does not consist
23   Disp2, XVII     |     Therefore Christ is not God.~ ~Response: In philosophy this is true;
24   Disp2, XVIII    |            good, but. . .," etc.~ ~Response: Christ speaks there according
25   Disp2, XIX      |   Therefore they cannot~be true.~ ~Response: The Fathers sometimes erred [
26   Disp2,  XX      |         and man. Therefore,~etc.~ ~Response: This is a philosophical
27   Disp2, XXI      |      Christ is death and~thirst.~ ~Response: Analogy or etymology does
28   Disp2, XXII     |        even better called death.~ ~Response: The analogy does not hold.
29   Disp2, XXIII    |        Christ~is not a creature.~ ~Response: "Begotten" refers to the
30   Disp2, XXIV     |          by virtue of substance.~ ~Response: The Greek term is _schema_,
31   Disp2, XXV      |            man and not~humanity.~ ~Response: Because "man" includes
32   Disp2, XXV      |          like God and divinity."~ ~Response: Synonyms are predicated
33   Disp2, XXV      |    Therefore they are~different.~ ~Response: In philosophy they are
34   Disp2, XXV      |            thee to deliver him."~ ~Response: Man is taken in an abstract
35   Disp2, XXVI     |          goodness, are the same?~ ~Response: There is a great difference
36   Disp2, XXVI     |          are a man~and humanity.~ ~Response: As far as accidents are
37   Disp2, XXVII    |      humanity or a part~thereof.~ ~Response: When humanity is used,
38   Disp2, XXVIII   |   nevertheless~an abstract term.~ ~Response: We concede to the Fathers,
39   Disp2, XXIX     |       exist in the same subject.~ ~Response: Christ was corruptible
40   Disp2, XXX      |           Christ is not created.~ ~Response: He speaks of the divinity
41   Disp2, XXX, a   | propositions must be eliminated.~ ~Response: In the third proposition
42   Disp2, XXX, a   |      Father and the Holy Spirit.~ ~Response: One God, and threefold [
43   Disp2, XXX, a   |             was made a creature.~ ~Response: John says concerning Christ
44   Disp2, XXX, a   |        humanity, as Schwenkfeld.~ ~Response: They are all wrong who
45   Disp2, XXXI     |          spirit. Therefore, etc.~ ~Response: In Christ there are two
46   Disp2, XXXII    |            cannot be a creature.~ ~Response: We join the Creator and
47   Disp2, XXXIII   |  consequently he did not suffer.~ ~Response: [Because of] the communication
48   Disp2, XXXIII, a|     Therefore Christ is not God.~ ~Response: [First,] there is the communication
49   Disp2, XXXIII, a|  expressions are not to be used.~ ~Response: Error resides not in words,
50   Disp2, XXXIII, b|            Christ is a creature.~ ~Response: [This is true] understanding
51   Disp2, XXXIII, b|     Therefore God is a creature.~ ~Response: The argument is true according