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 1 Pre|          effected with God and a good conscience, -- as also Your
 2 1  |      assumed two principles, one Good and the other Evil- also
 3 6  |          is bound to bring forth good fruits, and that it is necessary
 4 6  |       that it is necessary to do good works commanded by God,
 5 12 |   delivers it from terrors. Then good works are bound to follow,
 6 15 | profitable unto tranquillity and good order in the Church, as
 7 16 |      lawful civil ordinances are good works of God, and that it
 8 18 |      works of this life, whether good or evil. "Good" I call those
 9 18 |           whether good or evil. "Good" I call those works which
10 18 |      works which spring from the good in nature, such as, willing
11 18 |       useful arts, or whatsoever good pertains to this life. For
12 20 |                  Article XX - Of Good Works ~~~~~~~Our teachers are
13 20 |    falsely accused of forbidding good Works. For their published
14 20 |         that they have taught to good purpose concerning all estates
15 20 |          upon Him, and expect no good from Him. Augustine also
16 20 |       that it is necessary to do good works, not that we should
17 20 |        to be able to bring forth good works. For Ambrose says:
18 20 |         Faith is the mother of a good will and right doing. For
19 20 |       weak to do works which are good in God's sight. Besides,
20 20 |         charged with prohibiting good works, but rather the more
21 20 |         how we are enabled to do good works. For without faith
22 21 |       may follow their faith and good works, according to our
23 21 |     could not be approved with a good conscience, have been to
24 21 |        thus excited the minds of good men, they have first given
25 23 |      many have confessed that no good, honest, chaste life, no
26 23 |           has never produced any good results, but has brought
27 24 |       and ask of Him all that is good. [In this connection they
28 24 |        grievous complaint of all good men that Masses have been
29 26 |       our part, which conduce to good order in the Church, as
30 27 |       This rigor displeased many good men before this time, who
31 27 |       text Gen. 2, 18: It is not good that the man should be alone.
32 27 |        to be diligent in outward good works, and to serve our
33 27 |   commandments devised by men. A good and perfect kind of life
34 28 |         as cannot be kept with a good conscience. Now they command
35 28 |           it would be proper for good pastors to do. They ask