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 1        1, XXXVI |  themselves. There is therefore no absurdity in their prophets having
 2        1, XXXVII|         his birth. And there is no absurdity in employing Grecian histories
 3        1, XLVIII|         sensations--so there is no absurdity in believing that similar
 4        1, LXIII |            proclaimed at all. What absurdity, therefore, is there, if
 5        1, LXVI  |         thing. Where, then, is the absurdity in believing that He who
 6        2, IV    |            even fabulous. And what absurdity should there be in our system--
 7        2, XVI   |     inappropriate; for there is no absurdity in Him who had resolved
 8        2, XLVI  |            Is it not the height of absurdity to maintain, that if, while
 9        4, XIX   |      medicine? Where, then, is the absurdity, if such a saving result
10        4, XIX   |         opponents. For there is no absurdity in Him who healed sick friends,
11        4, XX    |           these. Now, where is the absurdity in the coming of one who
12        4, XLIII |           very marked degree, what absurdity do we commit, seeing we
13        4, XLVII |       second place in Egypt." What absurdity, then, did the history contain,
14        4, XLVII |            with what view, or what absurdity he can point out in such
15        4, LIII  |       because he thinks that their absurdity is evident to all, and that,
16        4, LIV   |      nature; and that there was no absurdity in a world which consists
17        4, XCVII | incongruous in itself, but full of absurdity. In order that we may believe,
18        6, XLV   |        deeply rooted. Where is the absurdity, then, in holding that there
19        6, LVI   |        might be effected. And what absurdity would follow from such a
20        6, LVI   |      discipline, there would be no absurdity in the view, nor would "
21        6, LXI   |             of Deity, where is the absurdity in the words, "God thus
22        6, LXI   |         hands?" And as there is no absurdity in God thus working, so
23        6, LXII  |         less than God, there is no absurdity in our also admitting that
24        6, LXV   |           nature, then there is no absurdity in saying that "He can be