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 1 1     |                 I. THE OPINIONS OF HERMOGENES, BY THE PRESCRIPTIVE RULE
 2 1     |       happen. Now, the doctrine of Hermogenes has this taint of novelty.
 3 1     |          much as the apostle's own Hermogenes. However, never mind the
 4 2     |                                II. HERMOGENES, AFTER A PERVERSE INDUCTION
 5 3     |                III. AN ARGUMENT OF HERMOGENES. THE ANSWER: WHILE GOD IS
 6 3     |   INCONSISTENCY IN THE ARGUMENT OF HERMOGENES POINTED OUT.~He adds also
 7 3     |           to be weaving arguments, Hermogenes? how neatly does Scripture
 8 3     |           Therefore, in as far as (Hermogenes) shall suppose that Matter
 9 3     |          ignorant persons, of whom Hermogenes is an extreme instance,
10 4     |                                IV. HERMOGENES GIVES DIVINE ATTRIBUTES
11 4     |            how that, (according to Hermogenes,) God compares it with Himself
12 4     |           these attributes of God. Hermogenes, therefore, introduces two
13 5     |                                 V. HERMOGENES COQUETS WITH HIS OWN ARGUMENT,
14 6     |            VI. THE SHIFTS TO WHICH HERMOGENES IS REDUCED, WHO DEIFIES
15 6     |          is no other God like Him. Hermogenes, however, will make Him
16 6     |      Matter. For Him, accordingly, Hermogenes has reserved nothing which
17 7     |                               VII. HERMOGENES HELD TO HIS THEORY IN ORDER
18 7     |            In what way, then, will Hermogenes have the courage to draw
19 8     |             ON HIS OWN PRINCIPLES, HERMOGENES MAKES MATTER, ON THE WHOLE,
20 8     |       there is this drawback, that Hermogenes is the only man that has
21 9     | CONCLUSIONS FROM THE PRINCIPLES OF HERMOGENES.~He cannot say that it was
22 9     |      answer which must be given to Hermogenes when he maintains that it
23 9     |            is out of the question, Hermogenes must choose which (of the
24 10    |                 X. TO WHAT STRAITS HERMOGENES ABSURDLY REDUCES THE DIVINE
25 10    |           good. Was He then, asks (Hermogenes), to make all things out
26 10    |         from some source or other. Hermogenes, therefore, ought to be
27 11    |                                XI. HERMOGENES MAKES GREAT EFFORTS TO REMOVE
28 11    |           all, by what proofs does Hermogenes persuade us that Matter
29 11    |         compatible with Matter, as Hermogenes makes it. But, as the argument
30 12    |          CHANGED. THE PREMISSES OF HERMOGENES ACCEPTED, IN ORDER TO SHOW
31 12    |           from the very opinion of Hermogenes himself, which he alleges
32 13    |            XIII. ANOTHER GROUND OF HERMOGENES THAT MATTER HAS SOME GOOD
33 14    |        this is the alternative, on Hermogenes' own showing.~
34 15    |       according to the position of Hermogenes, nothing could have been
35 15    |        good derived its existence, Hermogenes will now have to deny the
36 15    |         had not blown upon it. For Hermogenes himself explodes the arguments
37 16    |           DILEMMAS. THEY SHOW THAT HERMOGENES CANNOT ESCAPE FROM THE ORTHODOX
38 16    |            case, I cannot tell how Hermogenes is to escape from my conclusion;
39 18    |          creation of the world, as Hermogenes supposed, God had a far
40 18    |        depths was I begotten." Let Hermogenes then confess that the very
41 18    |           Therefore on this ground Hermogenes puts Matter even before
42 18    |     preferred before Him which (by Hermogenes), is made equal to the Father!~
43 22    |           HISTORY OF THE CREATION. HERMOGENES IN DANGER OF THE WOE PRONOUNCED
44 22    |            a statement is written, Hermogenes' shop must tell us. If it
45 23    |                             XXIII. HERMOGENES PURSUED TO ANOTHER PASSAGE
46 23    |            so pleased or rather if Hermogenes so pleased. It might, I
47 24    |            DOES NOT MEAN MATTER AS HERMOGENES WOULD HAVE IT.~I now return
48 24    |     Therefore, even supposing that Hermogenes could show us the name Matter,
49 25    |           made it? For I find from Hermogenes and the rest of the Materialist
50 25    |           the former, according to Hermogenes, is regarded as the origin
51 26    |         PERVERSE INTERPRETATION OF HERMOGENES.~We, however, have but one
52 28    |           CURIOUS INCONSISTENCY IN HERMOGENES EXPOSED. CERTAIN EXPRESSIONS
53 28    |         that other (insisted on by Hermogenes). For, inasmuch as pure
54 28    |       invisible. Because, although Hermogenes contends that darkness was
55 28    |       discoverable. How, then, did Hermogenes find out that that substance
56 30    |            FROM THE MISHANDLING OF HERMOGENES.~The following words will
57 30    |      corroborate the conjecture of Hermogenes, "And darkness was upon
58 31    |           AGAINST A FUTILE VIEW OF HERMOGENES.~But this circumstance,
59 31    |          created by God. What will Hermogenes have to answer? That the
60 33    |            THE WORLD.~But although Hermogenes finds it amongst his own
61 34    |          REDUCTION VINDICATED FROM HERMOGENES' CHARGE OF BEING MERELY
62 35    |           PROPOSITIONS ADVANCED BY HERMOGENES RESPECTING MATTER AND ITS
63 35    |        order at the same time that Hermogenes may acknowledge his own
64 35    |            by this right reason of Hermogenes, which makes Matter neither
65 36    |          STRAIN, MOTION IN MATTER. HERMOGENES' CONCEITS RESPECTING IT.~
66 36    |           as you make your reason, Hermogenes, no painter would be more
67 38    |     XXXVlII. OTHER SPECULATIONS OF HERMOGENES, ABOUT MATTER AND SOME OF
68 39    |      MATTER, FORMERLY LAID DOWN BY HERMOGENES.~Well, now, since it seems
69 40    |            GOD'S BEAUTIFUL COSMOS. HERMOGENES DOES NOT MEND HIS ARGUMENT
70 41    |             SUNDRY QUOTATIONS FROM HERMOGENES. NOW UNCERTAIN AND VAGUE
71 42    | INCONSISTENCIES IN THE OPINIONS OF HERMOGENES RESPECTING THE DIVINE QUALITIES
72 45conc|          BETWEEN THE STATEMENTS OF HERMOGENES AND THE TESTIMONY OF HOLY
73 45conc|            admitted, however, that Hermogenes, by describing for Matter