Book, Chapter

 1        1, VII    |     doctrine a secret system (of belief), we must confute him on
 2        1, IX     |       receive a reason for their belief, keep repeating, "Do not
 3        1, IX     |   investigation into articles of belief, and of explanation of dark
 4        1, IX     |        their habits, through the belief that men are chastised for
 5        1, XI     |         does happen? And yet the belief that better things, even
 6        1, XI     |      expect. And if the hope and belief of a better future be the
 7        1, XVIII  |      manners of the Jews, to the belief that, as these writings
 8        1, XIX    |        us our reasons for such a belief, let him first give grounds
 9        1, XXXI   |          Jesus, without profound belief which He had wrought in
10        1, XXXVIII|        his doctrine, in the same belief. For did the latter make
11        1, XXXVIII|       that, after yielding their belief to arguments which were
12        1, XLII   |  statements he will withhold his belief, as having been written
13        1, XLIII  |        who is the more worthy of belief, when declaring that the
14        1, XLIV   |        the footing of our common belief, that this man is far more
15        1, XLVIII |       that, as it is a matter of belief that in a dream impressions
16        1, LI     | themselves with overthrowing the belief that the place of His birth
17        1, LXI    |          contradictory of such a belief; not seeing that the Child
18        1, LXVII  |         so great as to produce a belief in the fables which represented
19        2, II     |        who have adopted them the belief that they are divine, and
20        2, VIII   |    Christ, and yet refused their belief to Him when He came, agreeably
21        2, XXXIII |       them; or, in yielding your belief to their statements, look
22        2, XXXIX  |      those who were not moved to belief by His words? And is it
23        2, XXXIX  |       glorious appearance, their belief more firmly established
24        2, LV     | objections: "While assailing our belief in Jesus, defend yourself,
25        2, LVIII  |          therefore we accord our belief to those who have therein
26        2, LVIII  |        accepted as an article of belief, and as effected through
27        2, LXI    |       had, indeed, expressed his belief in the statement of the
28        2, LXX    |         have produced a powerful belief in himself after rising
29        2, LXXVII |       accordance with the Jewish belief: "We certainly hope that
30        3, III    |   suppose who do not yield their belief to their miraculous histories
31        3, IX     |          those who hold the same belief, especially when such honour
32        3, XXIV   |       Jesus, when we express our belief in such stories, but when
33        3, XXVII  |        others with an irrational belief in the marvels recorded
34        3, XXXVIII|                     XXXVIII.~The belief, then, in Antinous, or any
35        3, XXXVIII|           unfortunate; while the belief in Jesus would seem to be
36        3, XXXVIII|        when I speak of a certain belief being, as the multitude
37        3, XXXVIII|      speak of the differences of belief among men, some of whom
38        3, XXXVIII|          less fortunate in their belief; and from this to proceed
39        3, XL     |       minds of the multitude the belief that images are gods, and
40        3, LXIX   |          reluctant to accept the belief that the God over all things
41        4, XI     |    nations, we have accorded our belief to our own Scriptures when
42        4, XI     |          writes as follows: "The belief has spread among them, from
43        4, XX     |          to themselves for their belief that the advent of Christ
44        4, LIII   |          virtuous life, than the belief or opinion that the supreme
45        4, XCIII  |          is better to accept the belief that it is the Supreme God
46        4, XCIV   |      power to our soul. For this belief is testified by many witnesses,
47        5, II     |         have here overthrown the belief in the existence of gods
48        5, III    |           either to overturn the belief in a God who visits the
49        5, XV     |        were, as a cook, hold the belief in a general conflagration;"
50        5, XLII   |          nature, and to hold the belief that God was not fixed anywhere
51        5, LVII   |         to be deemed unworthy of belief, and their words are not
52        5, LVII   |        show themselves worthy of belief, nor do all make it distinctly
53        5, LXI    |       termed those who held this belief Sibyllists.~
54        6, II     |          true and most worthy of belief) is not sufficient to reach
55        6, X      |         furnish a reason for our belief, we shall quote also the
56        7, XLI    |         error in many matters of belief. But whether Orpheus, Parmenides,
57        7, LXIV   |       they object to them from a belief that the demons choose certain
58        7, LXVI   |  deference to custom, but from a belief into which they have fallen
59        7, LXIX   |        it. But, according to our belief, it is true of all demons,
60        8, XV     |        inferior to Him. And this belief we ground on the saying
61        8, XLIX   |       any reason from the common belief. But I shall direct my discourse
62        8, LXXII  |        turned into fire. But our belief is, that the Word shall