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 1      I, 7     |          THUS FAR TREATED.~But this argument you will try to shake with
 2      I, 9     |           limits and measure of our argument. Convince me there could
 3      I, 9     |     confidence use in support of my argument. Before every other consideration, (
 4      I, 19    |         clearly what remains of the argument, I shall draw materials
 5      I, 19    |           who became known from the argument of the separation itself.
 6      I, 20    |             ST. PAUL'S POSITION AND ARGUMENT. MARCION'S DOCTRINE CONFUTED
 7      I, 21    |           Creator, the proof of our argument is sufficiently established,
 8      I, 25    |            in these outlines of our argument shown it to be in no way
 9     II, 1     |            THE METHODS OF MARCION'S ARGUMENT INCORRECT AND ABSURD. THE
10     II, 1     |            THE PROPER COURSE OF THE ARGUMENT.~THE Occasion of reproducing
11     II, 6     |             be understood, from our argument, to be only so affirming
12     II, 16    |          its way to the heretics an argument of this kind: If God is
13     II, 24    |       Nineveh, He must even on this argument be blameworthy, for having
14     II, 25    |         treat with scorn so fine an argument of God's greatness and man'
15    III, 1intro|          STATEMENT OF THE PRECEDING ARGUMENT IN CONNECTION WITH THE SUBJECT
16    III, 15    |        certainly be opposed to this argument. For the name of God, as
17     IV        |        WHICH TERTULLIAN PURSUES HIS ARGUMENT. JESUS IS THE CHRIST OF
18     IV, 1     |             make them admissible in argument, and account them valid
19     IV, 10    |             TERTULLIAN SUSTAINS HIS ARGUMENT BY SEVERAL QUOTATIONS FROM
20     IV, 10    |      opposite side has to allege in argument against these things, (I
21     IV, 12    |             every turn to meet each argument of our adversary which rests
22     IV, 17    |          for it is a still stronger argument when He forbids its being
23     IV, 19    |          the most strenuously-plied argument of all those who call in
24     IV, 22    |          has failed to see how this argument also makes against him.~
25     IV, 41    |           you must no longer use an argument against the Creator in Adam'
26      V        |             TERTULLIAN SUPPORTS HIS ARGUMENT WITH PROFOUND REASONING,
27      V, 1intro|            CREATOR. STATES HOW. THE ARGUMENT, AS IN THE CASE OF THE GOSPEL,
28      V, 2     | establishment of the gospel help my argument even in this epistle, wherein
29      V, 7     |         however, your using such an argument as this, the Holy Ghost
30      V, 7     |           despatch briefly. A great argument for another god is the permission
31      V, 10    |             facto proclaimed in the argument that it was a body which
32      V, 13    |           by the gospel) affords no argument for another god, predicted
33      V, 14    |         shall be confronted with an argument of the heretic, that the
34      V, 20    |          THE PREACHERS OF CHRIST NO ARGUMENT THAT THERE WAS MORE THAN
35      V, 21    |            essential points (of the argument). If you carefully examine