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 1 3 |          bodies, is shown by the creation of these same bodies. For
 2 12|    PURPOSE CONTEMPLATED IN MAN'S CREATION.~ The argument from the
 3 12|        be deemed a cause for the creation of men, since immortals
 4 12|       conspicuous throughout the creation, yet, according to the view
 5 13|       received, the cause of his creation is a pledge of his continuance
 6 13|     proved by the cause of man's creation, and the purpose of Him
 7 13| investigation the cause of their creation is followed by the nature
 8 14|      place tint the cause of the creation of men,--namely, the purpose
 9 14|         derived from the work of creation, the resurrection is clearly
10 15|        cause discoverable in the creation of men is of itself sufficient
11 15|          was fitted to it in the creation, and if neither to the nature
12 15|          has God assigned such a creation or such a life and entire
13 15|       means of all,namely, man's creation, man's nature, man's life,
14 15|         sake, or rather the very creation and nature of men. But if
15 18|       origin of the first men by creation. But while some of them
16 18|           derives its force from creation; but the argument from rectitude,