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 1 2    |         all errors; for, when the Christian religion was first constituted,
 2 4    |  sometimes a steppingstone to the Christian faith,(6) sometimes the
 3 4    |  adversaries serve to support the Christian faith-a method which is
 4 4    |          turned to the defense of Christian wisdom and to the destruction
 5 4(14)|           counted among the early Christian apologists, who devoted
 6 4(14)|           works to the defence of Christian truth against the pagans.~
 7 7    |         Nor is the triumph of the Christian faith a small one in using
 8 7    |           Paul, the leader of the Christian army and the invincible
 9 7    |         urges, but even commands, Christian teachers to seek help from
10 9    |          many things; whereas the Christian faith, reposing on the authority
11 9    | philosophy unite obedience to the Christian faith, are philosophizing
12 10   |    adversaries, who, deriding the Christian dogmas and institutions,
13 14   |           and fertile harvests of Christian learning scattered abroad
14 27   |         tempest that is on us the Christian faith is being constantly