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 1      I, 6     |           DIVERSITY.~Thus far our discussion seems to imply that Marcion
 2      I, 7     |          we have yet confined our discussion to certain bounds, within
 3      I, 9     |       have to be brought into the discussion, since on the essential
 4      I, 25    |          this point quite open to discussion, whether God ought to be
 5     II, 1     |           suitable materials. The discussion ought to have been directed
 6     II, 6     |         determine previous to any discussion of the subject, on subsequent
 7     II, 24    |       evil" (in the passage under discussion), which the most good God
 8     II, 27    |    although with heretics too the discussion does not stand on very different
 9    III, 1intro|      inserted in my first book. A discussion of it would unquestionably
10    III, 5     |         at this first step of the discussion and while the conflict is,
11    III, 5     |        application to subjects of discussion, and by their proof being
12    III, 5     |          the future stages of the discussion. One, that future events
13    III, 6     |      mutual consent, the point of discussion is not the form of the scripture,
14    III, 7     |     borrowed his guidance in this discussion. Since, however, the blind
15    III, 9     |          SON OF GOD.~Now, in this discussion of yours, when you suppose
16    III, 15    |         CHRIST.~Touching then the discussion of His flesh, and (through
17     IV, 2     | AUTHORITATIVE. MARCION'S TERMS OF DISCUSSION, HOWEVER, ACCEPTED, AND
18     IV, 4     |     follow, then, the clue of our discussion, meeting every effort of
19     IV, 7     |         of His titles. My present discussion is, how the evil spirit
20     IV, 10    |           or mother. And then the discussion will turn on the point,
21     IV, 12    |            Nor could there be any discussion about His annulling the
22     IV, 12    |          as a settled point, that discussion concerning the novel character
23     IV, 12    |        touching any new deity, so discussion thereon was inadmissible;
24     IV, 12    |          I shall now transfer the discussion to the very matter in which
25     IV, 38    |         was no resurrection, in a discussion on that subject, had proposed
26      V, 2     |      treated in the course of our discussion, when we showed that the
27      V, 7     |       truly so. He introduces his discussion about meats offered to idols
28      V, 9     |         as it does on our present discussion, must not pass unnoticed.
29      V, 11    |           have wholly omitted the discussion. A simpler answer I shall
30      V, 11    |          light." I here pass over discussion about another epistle, which
31      V, 13    |         But I must revert to that discussion) so far as (the apostle
32      V, 18    |           to engage with you in a discussion on the allegorical expressions