Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1      |       about.~What could Christ’s answer be to Pilate’s question:
 2 1      |     promised by the prophets. In answer to the persecutions of the
 3 1      | honorable, worldly knowledge. In answer to the criticism of Christianity
 4 2      |        the existence of God. His answer as to the question of God (
 5 2      |          is not perceptible. His answer: “I cannot know” shows it
 6 8      |          and, in general, cannot answer the most urgent questions
 7 8      |          be convinced anyhow. In answer to this it must be said
 8 8      |          last question for us to answer — what was the cause? The
 9 8      |          to have expedience. The answer to this is that we sometimes
10 15,2   |     indeed! You already know the answer, but there is a twist.~As
11 15,6   |      about? We will not find the answer in the Bible because in
12 15,6   |         to the ground. We cannot answer unambiguously what was the
13 18,4   |         suffering and death? The answer to this is not easy. In “
14 18,4   |          is a very legal, formal answer that fails to match the
15 18,4   |          to produce a sufficient answer.~ What can we say about
16 19,4   |           Noe having received an answer concerning those things
17 21,1   |     those bones live? could only answer: O Lord God, thou knowest (
18 Conclu |          the forces of Hades. In answer to this, Christianity presented