Chapter

 1 1|     reason Himself. Reason, in fact, is a thing of God, inasmuch
 2 1|       to show just by this one fact, that they exercise it even
 3 3|      briefly to touch upon the fact16 that, of sins, some are
 4 3| composition. But it is not the fact that body and spirit are
 5 3|         and "corporeal" is the fact that every sin is matter
 6 3|      What (shall we say of the fact) that will is the origin
 7 3|      of its accomplishment. In fact, how does the Lord demonstrate
 8 4|     for, indeed, it is not the fact that it is good which binds
 9 4|      binds us to obey, but the fact that God has enjoined it.
10 6|        march upon it. What, in fact, does He say? "Nothing hid
11 7|     must of necessity over the fact that, by the grant of pardon,
12 8|    Lord's parables? Is not the fact that a woman has lost a