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 1      I, 24| MARCION'S CONTEMPT OF THE BODY ABSURD.~But as God is eternal and
 2     II, 1 |       S ARGUMENT INCORRECT AND ABSURD. THE PROPER COURSE OF THE
 3     II, 16|        man, it is yet palpably absurd of you to be placing human
 4    III, 4 |       SUBJECT OF PROPHECY. THE ABSURD CONSEQUENCES OF THIS THEORY
 5    III, 11|      WAS TRULY BORN; MARCION'S ABSURD CAVIL IN DEFENCE OF A PUTATIVE
 6     IV, 4 |    rivalry to itself. Else how absurd it would be, that, when
 7     IV, 17|       from me." Otherwise, how absurd it were that a new god,
 8     IV, 21|         MARCIONITE PRETENSIONS ABSURD.~He sends forth His disciples
 9     IV, 29|       harvest from it. But how absurd, that he should now be commanding
10      V, 13|       the Gentiles).'' But how absurd, that he should himself
11      V, 16|       TO THE THESSALONIANS. AN ABSURD ERASURE OF MARCION; ITS
12      V, 18|         however, is flagrantly absurd. For the apostle goes on
13      V, 19|     own god, (this hypothesis, absurd though it be, alone would