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 1 I         |             of reason to confirm our faith. But as we have never yet
 2 I         |           countless adherents of our faith may be found who have abandoned
 3 I         |              prevailed over men, our faith would with good reason have
 4 V         |           irrational and commonplace faith, in your love for Jesus
 5 VIII      |              and One Christ, and one faith, and one baptism";189and
 6 IX        |             we might be justified by faith. But now that faith is come,
 7 IX        |     justified by faith. But now that faith is come, we are no longer
 8 IX        |             all sons of God, through faith in Christ Jesus." 199And
 9 XII       |             unto us according to our faith,221by which we believe that
10 XII       |            Well, then, have the like faith with regard to Divine Scripture;
11 XIII      |              and with an unfaltering faith in God, the meaning of the
12 XIV       |              and of power; that your faith should not stand in the
13 XIV       |            the truth are outside the Faith, we are studious not to
14 XIV       |        readers to a bare unreasoning faith, but we wish to show that
15 XVIII     |     everything, and blame the simple faith of the man of Christians;
16 XVIII     |              who have an unreasoning faith to begging priests of Cybele
17 XVIII     |          believe," and another, "Thy faith shall save thee"; and these
18 XVIII     | investigation of the articles of the Faith, and our explanation of
19 XVIII     |                that with unreasoning faith they should be reformed
20 XVIII     |              on the strength of mere faith, but wait for their deliberate
21 XVIII     |           for ever talking about our faith, we have to tell them that
22 XVIII     |           all things human depend on faith,323to believe God rather
23 XVIII     |             human affairs, have this faith, and believe in the God
24 XVIII     |              Let the impugner of the faith of Christians tell us by
25 XVIII     |       demands our reasons for such a faith, let him first give us the
26 XVIII     |             the strength of the bare faith of which we have spoken;
27 XVIII(325)|         meaning perhaps is that bare faith is better than leaving men
28 XVIII     |         composition;328and Christian faith, like the faith of the Philosophers
29 XVIII     |            Christian faith, like the faith of the Philosophers of the
30 XVIII     |              the Jews as regards the Faith in Jesus, but also preaching
31 XVIII     |              and of power: that your faith should not stand in the
32 XVIII     |           lower I suppose, he placed faith.360And inasmuch as he honoured
33 XIX       |          book, Origen says, That our faith in our Lord has nothing
34 XIX       |             irrational superstitious faith of the Gentiles, and that
35 XIX       |            He had a mortal body? ~1. Faith in Antinous 386or some other
36 XIX       |       expression, unfortunate;387but faith in Jesus would appear to
37 XIX       |              if I say that a certain faith is fortunate, as the many
38 XIX       |            old saying, "What wonders faith performs when it once takes
39 XIX       |          speak of different forms of faith on account of the different
40 XIX       |       already under the influence of faith when we thus submit to Jesus." 388
41 XIX       |              Jesus." 388And in truth faith does effect this submission.
42 XIX       |              whether the very act of faith does not exhibit something
43 XIX       |              has guided us to such a faith, and saying that He did
44 XIX(388)  |                             1 Lit., "Faith having first taken possession
45 XIX       |            themselves to lead men to faith and to a life in keeping
46 XIX       |           life in keeping with their faith. And I suppose this was
47 XIX       |        whether the principles of our faith, being accordant with man'
48 XXI       |             towards God, as a man of faith and good life, would not
49 XXIII     |            nations, strangers to the Faith of Christ, err in the matter
50 XXIII     |        supposed to have embraced the Faith are distracted at the thought
51 XXIII     |             holding these views, our faith will be vain, the advent
52 XXVI      |             who are strangers to the Faith hold far better views. ~
53 XXVII     |            turn aside from the sound faith; and one of the secrets
54 XXVII     |           more reverence towards the Faith of Christ, but also the
55 Index     |           human race, 24. ~Christian faith, rational, etc., 109f.;
56 Index     |             type of the Church, 24. ~Faith, "fortunate" and "unfortunate,"
57 Index     |              and "unfortunate," 109.~Faith, in ordinary human affairs,