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 1      I, 1pref |              our adversary's rule of belief, that it may escape no one
 2      I, 5     |        herself expressly forbids the belief in more gods than one, because
 3      I, 12    |       impudence, in aspiring after a belief which is not due to him,
 4      I, 16    |            visible world, produced a belief in the invisible also, since
 5      I, 16    |            and fair arguments, for a belief in the future support of
 6      I, 21    |           NEVER ANY HESITATION ABOUT BELIEF IN THE CREATOR, AS THE GOD
 7      I, 21    |             the truth respecting the belief of God suffered corruption,
 8     II, 27    |      yourselves have now come to the belief that God moved about in
 9    III, 3     |               He showed how rash was belief in signs and wonders, which
10    III, 4     |          then (if ever) be worthy of belief; for else, if his work has
11    III, 11    |             unborn than untrue, this belief having in fact had the way
12    III, 11    |              was apprehensive that a belief of the fleshly body would
13    III, 11    |            body would also involve a belief of birth, undoubtedly He
14    III, 20    |         should be the restoration of belief in them from that prejudice
15    III, 21    |          apostles have annulled that belief of yours.~
16    III, 24    |      prophecy which is a part of our belief, attests how it foretold
17     IV, 1     |              his own. To encourage a belief of this Gospel he has actually
18     IV, 1     |              he might also patronize belief in "the Gospel according
19     IV, 2     |              to which he yielded his belief, and with which he so earnestly
20     IV, 15    |             that who, to insinuate a belief in his own goodness, invidiously
21     IV, 25    |     therefore, will be of no use for belief in the rival god which may
22     IV, 25    |              will be able to advance belief in His rival. If you look
23     IV, 35    |       passage, and more deserving of belief: how that they were cleansed
24      V, 1intro|           even thus both refute your belief, who have nothing to support
25      V, 1intro|            If you have regard to our belief you should admit the particulars
26      V, 1intro|             you challenge us to your belief, (pray) tell us what things
27      V, 1intro|      undoubtedly be left without any belief at all, if he were revealed
28      V, 2     |       earnestly that which their own belief must have spontaneously
29      V, 3     |             unquestionably a sincere belief in the Creator. They perverted
30      V, 3     | consideration. For their rudimentary belief, which was still in suspense
31      V, 5     |           heretic, to the best of my belief, holds in derision. For
32      V, 10    |              the practice from their belief of such a resurrection.
33      V, 11    |             fact gives support to my belief which exalts the Gospel
34      V, 20    |             produced a diversity (in belief.). For there would not have