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XXIII.
Argument: The Nicene Creed is undoubtedly [maxime] catholic. The opinion of
Schwenkfeld agrees with the Nicene Creed. Therefore it is true.
I prove the minor premise, because it is said [in the Creed] that
Christ is begotten, not made. But every creature is made. Therefore Christ
is not a creature.
Response: "Begotten" refers to the divinity, but Schwenkfeld confounds the
two natures.