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 1 2 |         who do not employ a sound judgment about the truth. It behoves,
 2 2 |       obtaining among us, and the judgment we form concerning other
 3 11|        men; and further, from the judgment of their Maker upon them
 4 11|       regulated his behaviour,--a judgment which no one can doubt will
 5 12|        who is moved by a rational judgment to do anything, does nothing
 6 12|           endowed with reason and judgment has been created, or is
 7 12|           blessed with a rational judgment, the Creator has assigned
 8 13|         those created by the just judgment of their Maker upon them,
 9 14|           ON THE FACT OF A FUTURE JUDGMENT.~ The proof of the several
10 14|       wish to form an intelligent judgment whether there is a resurrection
11 14|         we are unable to pass our judgment on both at the same time,
12 14|           in accordance with just judgment, and from the end of human
13 14|           the resurrection is the judgment. But the fallacy of this
14 14|        judged: for if only a just judgment were the cause of the resurrection,
15 14|           not for the sake of the judgment as the primary reason, but
16 15|  performing whatever requires the judgment of the senses or of the
17 15|        sake of which the rational judgment is given, the judgment given
18 15|   rational judgment is given, the judgment given for these things should
19 17|          are not blinded in their judgment of these matters by vice
20 18|                            XVIII. JUDGMENT MUST HAVE REFERENCE BOTH
21 18|         accordance with righteous judgment, and by the final cause
22 18|          argument relating to the judgment: premising only one thing,
23 18|      being rational, a process of judgment. But if each of these things
24 18|          the race, and requires a judgment in order that food and posterity
25 18|           both together, that the judgment must be referred to them
26 18| punishment. Now, if the righteous judgment awards to both together
27 19|           and purposes. For if no judgment whatever were to be passed
28 19|          be absurd, the threat of judgment a matter for broad laughter,
29 19|   suppositions can we find a just judgment taking place; for neither
30 19|           present life is there a judgment according to men's deserts,
31 20|          SOUL HEREAFTER, THAT THE JUDGMENT PASSED UPON HIM MAY BE JUST.~
32 20|        men who are not living, no judgment respecting those who have
33 20|        this supposition would any judgment on the soul take place,
34 20|      unlawful to suspect that any judgment can proceed out of God and
35 20|          equity is wanting to the judgment, if the being is not preserved
36 20|       things in life on which the judgment is passed was man, not soul
37 21|      proper bounds is amenable to judgment, should be set in motion
38 21|        unjust and unworthy of the judgment of God to lay upon the soul
39 24|      beings destitute of rational judgment, and of those whose actions
40 24|        immortal soul and rational judgment.~
41 25|     intelligent life and rational judgment, is to be occupied uninterruptedly