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 1 I     |         is unjust. And the very reason which seems to excuse this
 2 I     |     thus diminished, a stronger reason for perseverance in that
 3 III   |         or a Christian, for the reason that he is wise and good.
 4 IX    |     natural death, for no other reason than that they may not contract
 5 X     |        for others, for the same reason that we do not for ourselves,--
 6 XI    |        to an examination of any reason there may be for making
 7 XI    |        all; and I find no other reason than this, that the great
 8 XI    |        an entire absence of all reason for electing humanity to
 9 XI    |         But you turn to another reason, telling us that the conferring
10 XI    |     foul blots also as an added reason for not believing that they
11 XV    |         but your gods have more reason to complain of you than
12 XVI   | rejoicing, from a far different reason than Sun-worship, we have
13 XXI   |      contains, by His Word, and Reason, and Power. It is abundantly
14 XXI   |         hold that the Word, and Reason, and Power, by which we
15 XXI   |      give forth utterances, and reason abides to dispose and arrange,
16 XXI   |        accompanied by power and reason, and based on Spirit,--that
17 XXIII |        of God, as the Word, the Reason, the Wisdom, and the Son
18 XXXV  |               XXXV.~This is the reason, then, why Christians are
19 XXXIX |    other brethren; for no other reason, as I think, than because
20 XLVII |  comparison with them. For this reason, I imagine, philosophy was
21 XLVII |     poets and philosophers? The reason simply is, that they have
22 XLVIII|    framework. Assuredly, as the reason why restoration takes place
23 XLVIII|         the flesh; and for this reason, also) that it is not right
24 XLVIII|         He has informed us. The Reason which made the universe