Chapter

 1 I |       rivals and persecutors of Christian truth, from their own authorities,
 2 I |      sentiments that are almost Christian; while if, in a mere affectation
 3 I |         sure to be branded as a Christian. We will have nothing, then,
 4 I |         heathen writers which a Christian approves, that it may be
 5 I | guidance unless he is already a Christian. I call in a new testimony,
 6 I |        art not, as I well know, Christian; for a man becomes a Christian,
 7 I |  Christian; for a man becomes a Christian, he is not born one. Yet
 8 II|      too sayest as readily as a Christian needs, "God bless thee;"
 9 II|        this, since thou art not Christian? How is it that, even with
10 IV|         judgment were due. That Christian view, though much nobler
11 VI|      then, you fear to become a Christian, call the soul before you,
12 VI|     judgments on the dead? What Christian phrases are those she has