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 1 1intro|                   I. INTRODUCTORY. HERESIES MUST EXIST, AND EVEN ABOUND;
 2 1intro|            to be astonished at the heresies (which abound) neither ought
 3 1intro|  scandalized by the very fact that heresies prevail to such a degree.
 4 2     |         ANALOGY BETWEEN FEVERS AND HERESIES. HERESIES NOT TO BE WONDERED
 5 2     |       BETWEEN FEVERS AND HERESIES. HERESIES NOT TO BE WONDERED AT: THEIR
 6 2     |            manner, with respect to heresies, which are produced for
 7 2     |            men prefer wondering at heresies, however, which bring with
 8 2     |           the means of escape: but heresies would have no power, if (
 9 2     |      cherish their surprise, as if heresies were so powerful because
10 2     |          its own, were it not that heresies are strong in those persons
11 2     |            precisely the same way, heresies derive such strength as
12 3     |           the effect that men whom heresies have been able to pervert
13 3     |          the rule (of faith), will heresies on that account appear to
14 4     |     beforehand that there shall be heresies, and have given us, in anticipation,
15 4     |          who rebel against Christ? Heresies, at the present time, will
16 4     |          apostates. And therefore "heresies must needs be in order that
17 5     |         SPEAKS OF THE NECESSITY OF HERESIES, NOT AS A GOOD, BUT, BY
18 5     |         evils, he immediately adds heresies likewise. Now, that which
19 5     |      knowledge that "there must be heresies also." For he shows us that
20 5     |       evils (of such a kind), that heresies were good, that his object
21 5     |          of divisions, inasmuch as heresies sever men from unity no
22 5     |   dissensions, no doubt he classes heresies under the same head of censure
23 5     |    approved," who have fallen into heresies; more especially when with
24 5     |              the very object which heresies do not permit.~
25 6     |          to the Galatians, counts "heresies" among "the sins of the
26 6     |     doctrines, he sharply condemns heresies. Of these the practical
27 6     |         doctrines, called in Greek heresies, a word used in the sense
28 7     |           PHILOSOPHY THE PARENT OF HERESIES. THE CONNECTION BETWEEN
29 7     |        dispensation of God. Indeed heresies are themselves instigated
30 7     |      divided into its own manifold heresies, by the variety of its mutually
31 13    |         questions than those which heresies introduce, and which make
32 29    |            there was an absence of heresies? Truth had to wait for certain
33 29    |         was found? that there were heresies before true doctrine? Not
34 29    |      foretold that there should be heresies against which men would
35 30    |            COMPARATIVE LATENESS OF HERESIES. MARClON'S HERESY. SOME
36 30    |     necessary that there should be heresies; and yet it does not follow
37 30    |          from that necessity, that heresies are a good thing. As if
38 30    |           man may from this defend heresies. If we must likewise touch
39 31    |            opposition to all later heresies, which have no consistent
40 32    |  CREDENTIALS.~But if there be any (heresies) which are bold enough to
41 32    |         doctrine. Then let all the heresies, when challenged to these
42 33    |                    XXXIII. PRESENT HERESIES (SEEDLINGS OF THE TARES
43 34    |           GOD INTRODUCED AT FIRST. HERESIES CONDEMNED ALIKE BY THE SENTENCE
44 34    |             Let the entire mass of heresies choose, therefore, for themselves
45 34    |        repression likewise. Those (heresies) indeed which did exist
46 34    |          be true, then, that those heresies, which in the apostolic
47 34    |    assurance, that these were (the heresies) which even then, were announced
48 35    |           definitions, let all the heresies boldly on their part also
49 36    |           longer say foretold that heresies should come, but from which
50 36    |          wild-fig. In the same way heresies, too, come from our plant,
51 39    | MANIPULATION. AFFORDS MATERIAL FOR HERESIES, JUST AS VIRGIL HAS BEEN
52 39    |           read that "there must be heresies, which there cannot be without
53 40    |            passages which make for heresies? By the devil, of course,
54 40    |     wickednesses," from which also heresies come, have been introduced
55 40    |            real difference between heresies and idolatry, seeing that
56 42    |            pleasure. In short, all heresies, when throughly looked into,
57 44    |           general position against heresies, (showing that they must)
58 44    |        answers to certain of these heresies in separate treatises. To