Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,9 |          ourselves.~When God, for reasons known to Him alone, ceases
 2 II, 3,6|      being mortal in his body, he reasons about immortality and often,
 3 II, 3,6|         this St. Gregory of Nyssa reasons,~“By God's ‘counsel,’ we
 4 II, 6,6| concerning which the~Apostle Paul reasons thus:~“The love of God is
 5 II, 6,7|  Testament, the Blessed Theodoret reasons~thus: “Just as mothers of
 6 II, 7,5|         than ours.~Thus, both for reasons of an historical character
 7 II, 7,5|      historical character and for reasons of an inward character,
 8 II, 9,2|          the Syrian, for example, reasons thus: “For~the dead, the
 9 App, 2 |        but also for psychological reasons. Silence~concerning the
10 App, 2 |        idealistic philosophy), it reasons about God “objectively,”