Book, Chapter

  1        1, Pref   |      manifest refutation, and the doctrine a better answer than any
  2        1, II     |           say, that the system of doctrine, viz., Judaism, upon which
  3        1, III    |        faith, made war upon their doctrine, and would have prevented (
  4        1, IV     |      sound ideas of morality, the doctrine of the punishment of sinners
  5        1, VII    |    frequently calls the Christian doctrine a secret system (of belief),
  6        1, VII    |         to speak of the Christian doctrine as a secret system, is altogether
  7        1, VIII   |          adopted a system of good doctrine, is to incur danger from
  8        1, VIII   |         embraced a system of good doctrine ought not, even if exposed
  9        1, VIII   |         any degree, introduce the doctrine of Providence, and who place
 10        1, X      |          at first sight about the doctrine of providence, from seeing
 11        1, XI     |          dared to make known this doctrine to men in every part of
 12        1, XI     |          persuaded to embrace His doctrine at the first, to proceed,
 13        1, XIII   |           of the soul, and in the doctrine of its metempsychosis,,
 14        1, XIV    |           general relationship of doctrine, enumerates all the nations
 15        1, XX     |           far beyond the mythical doctrine of transmigration, according
 16        1, XXI    |             he says, "learned the doctrine which is to be found existing
 17        1, XXI    |           hear a somewhat ancient doctrine, and transmitted the same
 18        1, XXI    |          the Hebrews; that if the doctrine which he heard was false,
 19        1, XXI    |          a body, had heard such a doctrine ! Then the world would not
 20        1, XXI    |           to corrupt. Whereas the doctrine of the Jews and Christians,
 21        1, XXII   |       charges brought against the doctrine of the Jews by Celsus, who
 22        1, XXVI   |        ago he began to teach this doctrine, being regarded by Christians
 23        1, XXVI   |          as ignorant, adopted His doctrine, so that they struggled,
 24        1, XXVI   |       those hundred individuals a doctrine capable of removing so many
 25        1, XXVI   |           of many converts to His doctrine with their after conduct,
 26        1, XXVI   |         deceived," and accepted a doctrine which, as these individuals
 27        1, XXVII  |         opposed the spread of His doctrine in the world, --both the
 28        1, XXVII  |           that this philanthropic doctrine, which reaches to every
 29        1, XXVII  |         alone who were led by the doctrine of Jesus to adopt His religion;
 30        1, XXIX   |           introducing among men a doctrine which not only subverted
 31        1, XXX    |           but as a teacher of the doctrine regarding the God of all
 32        1, XXX    |           as they who disavow his doctrine assert, were formerly deluded
 33        1, XXXI   |          the desire of Jesus, the doctrine delivered to them by Him.
 34        1, XXXI   |        danger for the sake of the doctrine of Jesus, without profound
 35        1, XXXIII |         there be any truth in the doctrine of the physiognomists, whether
 36        1, XXXVIII|          exert himself to teach a doctrine which persuades us always
 37        1, XXXVIII|           as the ministers of his doctrine, in the same belief. For
 38        1, XXXVIII|          task of teaching the new doctrine to those persons among whom
 39        1, XXXVIII|   confidence when they taught the doctrine and disseminated the new
 40        1, XXXVIII|       such hazards to introduce a doctrine which forbade the practice
 41        1, XLVI   |        minds from a hatred of the doctrine to a readiness to die in
 42        1, XLVI   |     establish the divinity of the doctrine of Jesus. And as it is a
 43        1, XLVII  |         because of his virtue and doctrine. If, then, he says that
 44        1, XLVIII |    manifest to all who accept the doctrine of providence; so how is
 45        1, LII    |          in their adhesion to His doctrine, and betake them selves
 46        1, LVII   |     penalty of his rebellion, his doctrine was overturned, having taken
 47        1, LVII   |          ye cannot overthrow this doctrine, lest haply ye be found
 48        1, LIX    |        who was to introduce a new doctrine to the human race, and to
 49        1, LXII   |           as the ministers of His doctrine, He would most justly have
 50        1, LXII   |    respecting the divinity of His doctrine would not have manifested
 51        1, LXII   |    manifested itself; for had the doctrine and the preaching consisted
 52        1, LXIV   |          still, according to this doctrine, it is in the same way that
 53        1, LXIV   |           of their thanks to that doctrine which by a new method led
 54        1, LXVII  |        have honestly accepted the doctrine concerning God and Christ,
 55        1, LXIX   |  confusing together the Christian doctrine and the opinions of some
 56        2, II     |          superiority of Christian doctrine, that is, by the truth,
 57        2, III    |         altogether alien from the doctrine of Jesus, and even of others
 58        2, V      |         Jew of his disparages the doctrine regarding the resurrection
 59        2, VIII   |    manifested in Him, a system of doctrine and opinions beneficial
 60        2, XI     |         will this demonstrate its doctrine to be false? We have replied
 61        2, XII    |        went away and assailed his doctrine of the immortality of the
 62        2, XIII   |  accusation against Jesus and His doctrine? And he charges the disciples
 63        2, XIII   | predictions be fulfilled, and the doctrine of Jesus be established,
 64        2, XIII   |          from God to implant this doctrine among the human race, and
 65        2, XXVII  |     opposed to the meaning of the doctrine of Jesus.~
 66        2, XXX    |    hindrance to the spread of the doctrine of Jesus throughout the
 67        2, XXX    |           possible for the Gospel doctrine of peace, which does not
 68        2, XXXV   |         the Greeks who accept the doctrine of providence, and who believe
 69        2, XXXV   |         Divinity, and subvert the doctrine of providence? For as the
 70        2, XXXVIII|            but to disseminate His doctrine in an extraordinary manner,
 71        2, XLII   |           those who adhere to His doctrine, who has recorded anything
 72        2, XLII   |          nations and announce His doctrine; and, moreover, that they
 73        2, XLII   |        philosophers who admit the doctrine of providence, and who allow
 74        2, XLV    |       last suffered death for the doctrine of Jesus, he passes by in
 75        2, XLV    |        the sword by Herod for the doctrine of Christ; nor even the
 76        2, XLVII  |           we were won over to His doctrine by innumerable other considerations,
 77        2, XLVIII |       over many to the marvellous doctrine of the Gospel. I would say,
 78        2, XLVIII |      words, listen readily to the doctrine of God, and of the blessed
 79        2, LVI    |   themselves to the teaching of a doctrine which was attended with
 80        2, LVI    |          danger to human life,--a doctrine which they would not have
 81        2, LX     |     fitted to confirm a necessary doctrine, that the soul of the dead
 82        2, LXVIII |           of those who oppose the doctrine of providence, and who arrange
 83        2, LXXI   |         to His true disciples the doctrine regarding God; and we, discovering
 84        2, LXXVIII|   throughout the entire world his doctrine of religious worship and
 85        3, VIII   |       this salutary and religious doctrine. And again, on the other
 86        3, IX     |     measures to disseminate their doctrine throughout the whole world.
 87        3, X      |          make all men believe the doctrine of the Gospel?~
 88        3, XI     |           were still teaching His doctrine, there was no small discussion
 89        3, XIII   |      charge against the Christian doctrine.~
 90        3, XIV    |        the same proportion is the doctrine commended as the doctrine
 91        3, XIV    |         doctrine commended as the doctrine of God, and Jesus shown
 92        3, XIV    |           originating causes of a doctrine which has converted and
 93        3, XVI    |        terrors," unless it be our doctrine of God as Judge, and of
 94        3, XVI    | individual should ever reject the doctrine respecting the future punishment
 95        3, XVI    |           then, if you except the doctrine of punishment, do we invent
 96        3, XVIII  |           every wise man from the doctrine of their faith, and invite
 97        3, XXI    |        one of which contains much doctrine difficult to be understood,
 98        3, XXII   |           shall have to prove the doctrine of the soul's immortality,
 99        3, XXII   |     immortality, which is to us a doctrine of pre-eminent importance;
100        3, XXII   |           have still to prove the doctrine of immortality, not only
101        3, XXVII  |      their concern to die for the doctrine of Jesus, and who have left
102        3, XXVIII |        God desired to commend the doctrine of Jesus as a doctrine which
103        3, XXVIII |        the doctrine of Jesus as a doctrine which was to save mankind,
104        3, XXVIII |           bring disgrace upon the doctrine of Christianity. But both
105        3, XXIX   |         prevent the spread of the doctrine of Jesus; for they saw that
106        3, XXXI   |          contending not for human doctrine, but for divine teaching,
107        3, XXXIX  |       assent which we give to the doctrine of Jesus;" for of a truth
108        3, XL     |        authority, to proclaim the doctrine regarding God and His kingdom.~
109        3, XLIV   |       some objections against the doctrine of Jesus, made by a very
110        3, XLIV   |       found nevertheless that the doctrine of the Christians invites
111        3, LVI    |          who are adherents of our doctrine, whether any of the opinions
112        3, LVIII  |         what is contrary to sound doctrine, do not blame us for so
113        3, LX     |           and the teachers of the doctrine of Jesus, he does not know
114        3, LXV    |         are willing to accept the doctrine of (future) punishment,
115        3, LXXII  |        person of a teacher of our doctrine, he expresses himself as
116        3, LXXII  |           since, according to our doctrine, wisdom is not the knowledge
117        3, LXXV   |        our subjects by means of a doctrine which does not teach that
118        3, LXXIX  |       word, and should charge our doctrine with making men superstitious,
119        3, LXXIX  |           Father of the Christian doctrine, I have given the best laws
120        3, LXXIX  |           of the labours. For the doctrine of punishment is both attended
121        3, LXXX   |           he finds fault with our doctrine of the blessed life, and
122        3, LXXX   |       hopes who have accepted the doctrine of Pythagoras and Plato
123        3, LXXX   |        also who have accepted the doctrine of the duration of the soul (
124        3, LXXXI  |           yield oneself up to the doctrine which raises us above all
125        4, III    |          He improves, through the doctrine of Christianity, not those
126        4, V      |        see that, according to the doctrine of Christianity, we all "
127        4, VI     |          then, does the Christian doctrine testify as existing on the
128        4, IX     |      sower went forth to sow, the doctrine sufficed to sow the word
129        4, XVI    |          of those who come to His doctrine; and this in a manner corresponding
130        4, XVII   |         refer such stories to the doctrine of the soul, and to interpret
131        4, XXII   |        mean, to whom has come the doctrine of a pure and holy worship,
132        4, XXV    |           yet who annihilated the doctrine of providence in his writings,
133        4, XXXII  |         and having overthrown the doctrine regarding earthly demons,
134        4, XXXII  |          the will of God that the doctrine of Jesus should prevail
135        4, XXXV   |           to lay down the correct doctrine regarding them, and to demonstrate
136        4, XL     |      business it is to defend the doctrine of providence do so by means
137        4, XL     |       certain secret and mystical doctrine (far transcending that of
138        4, XLIV   |        metaphorically, is not our doctrine merely, but one which we
139        4, XLVIII |          the Jewish and Christian doctrine, he says: "The more modest
140        4, LIV    |          at all on so important a doctrine, since he did not intend
141        4, LVII   |    Christians, and thus abandon a doctrine which explains the difference
142        4, LVII   |          all of us who accept the doctrine of providence firmly hold;
143        4, LXIII  |        annihilating the beautiful doctrine regarding the indefinite
144        5, VII    |          the Greeks, who hold the doctrine of Providence, is false,
145        5, VII    |           But it follows from the doctrine of Celsus, that if the Cosmos
146        5, XV     |            how, in ridiculing the doctrine of a conflagration of the
147        5, XVIII  |     ridiculed at great length the doctrine of the resurrection of the
148        5, XVIII  |          about with every wind of doctrine, by the sleight of men,
149        5, XX     |    evinced their respect for this doctrine have said that there will
150        5, XX     |           go into detail upon the doctrine held by the Stoic philosophers
151        5, XXII   | Christians, but who set aside the doctrine of the resurrection as it
152        5, XXII   |              we preserve both the doctrine of the Church of Christ
153        5, XXVIII |          of our ability, that our doctrine is free from the absurd
154        5, XXIX   |         king,"--in order that the doctrine of the entrance of souls
155        5, XXXVIII|         whether, if the Ethiopian doctrine taught men to philosophize
156        5, XLI    |          already heard that their doctrine concerning heaven is not
157        5, XLIV   |         no difference between the doctrine regarding "heaven" and that
158        5, XLIX   |        did not yet comprehend the doctrine concerning these matters,
159        5, LI     |        against the Jews and their doctrine, let us proceed to consider
160        5, LV     |    referred this narrative to the doctrine regarding souls, which became
161        5, LVIII  |          of a holy life, and by a doctrine conformable thereto, to
162        5, LXI    |           they who annihilate the doctrine of providence be deemed
163        5, LXII   |         barbarian lands, with His doctrine, and to fill these countries
164        5, LXIV   |       easily deceived, from sound doctrine. But neither we, nor, I
165        5, LXV    |        have no foundation for the doctrine, let us examine the system
166        6, XI     |        was conspiring against the doctrine of Jesus, was well aware
167        6, XI     |          before him; but as their doctrine was not of God, they were
168        6, XV     |        not clearly understood the doctrine of humiliation, and act
169        6, XV     |         as they do, it is not our doctrine which is to be blamed; but
170        6, XV     |      cross." And so great is this doctrine of humiliation, that it
171        6, XXVI   |        which result from sin. The doctrine of Geenna, then, is unknown
172        6, XXXVI  |    referred by those who hold the doctrine of transmigration of souls
173        6, XXXVI  |     subject of a resurrection,--a doctrine which he did not comprehend;
174        6, XLII   |          to establish an opposite doctrine." And in the same way he
175        6, XLIV   |         and form into one body of doctrine what is recorded concerning
176        6, LVI    | disciplined by the word and sound doctrine. This, then, is our answer
177        6, LVII   |      against those who accept the doctrine of providence. Any one might
178        6, LXXI   |          as not understanding the doctrine relating to the Spirit of
179        6, LXXIII |         affecting not to know the doctrine about "things indifferent,"
180        6, LXXVII |        something mystical in this doctrine, which announces that the
181        6, LXXVIII|        become acquainted with the doctrine of one God, and who perused
182        6, LXXIX  |         all lands in soundness of doctrine and uprightness of life,
183        7, XXXII  |           Celsus next assails the doctrine of the resurrection, which
184        7, XXXII  |           is a high and difficult doctrine, and one which more than
185        7, XXXII  |             Celsus ridicules this doctrine because he does not understand
186        7, XXXII  |         that we have heard on the doctrine of metempsychosis; but we
187        7, XXXII  |     answer to one who assails the doctrine of the resurrection without
188        7, XXXIII |       supposes that we uphold the doctrine of the resurrection in order
189        7, XXXVI  |          m defend in this way the doctrine of the resurrection. This
190        7, LIX    |        our answer is, that if the doctrine be sound, and the effect
191        8, IV     |          mysterious nature of the doctrine, "Howbeit there is not in
192        8, XIV    |           character of God in the doctrine that He should have begotten
193        8, XL     |                   XL.~Such is our doctrine of punishment; and the inculcation
194        8, XL     |           the inculcation of this doctrine turns many from their sins.
195        8, XLVIII |       mysteries equally teach the doctrine of eternal punishment, and
196        8, XLVIII |         who brought to light this doctrine was not only to reason upon
197        8, XLIX   |        punishments. And from this doctrine neither they nor any other
198        8, LI     |       allows the soundness of the doctrine, "that those who had a good
199        8, LI     |           he adds, "And from this doctrine let not them or any one
200        8, LI     |           would cast off the very doctrine from which he says that
201        8, LI     |         after having embraced the doctrine, "that the righteous shall
202        8, LII    |           to convince them of the doctrine of the punishment of the