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 1 1 | lacking "men speaking perverse things" (Acts xx. 30), "vain talkers
 2 6 |  phenomena, that is to say, to things that are perceptible to
 3 6 |       even by means of visible things. From this it is inferred
 4 6 |   human reason by means of the things that are made, let him be
 5 9 |        own life. From this two things follow. The first is a sort
 6 10|     priests too, who say these things openly; and they boast that
 7 16|   visible world there are some things which appertain to faith,
 8 16|  denying this. For though such things come within the category
 9 18|      their books you find some things which might well be expressed
10 18|       next page you find other things which might have been dictated
11 20|    fact has been the course of things. Still it is to be held
12 20|        must always, and in all things, be respected. The application
13 30|      of the transfiguration of things by faith, and the principle
14 30|      belonging to it alone. In things where a double element,
15 30|    third principle, even those things which are not outside the
16 30|      Christ ever uttered those things which do not seem to be
17 36|     there are many distasteful things in it. Nay, they admit openly,
18 39|        wants to know above all things whether outside himself
19 42|       the meaning and force of things and words, to depict her
20 45|   clearly understood above all things that the scholastic philosophy
21 55|      does but forbid belief in things for which human arguments