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 1 I         |       of true and simple-minded believers. Let us, however, take what
 2 I         |       to suit the great body of believers, and edifying for those
 3 IV        |           so that the assent of believers may not stand in the wisdom
 4 XVIII     |   regards the greater number of believers, who have escaped from the
 5 XVIII     |  expedient, was pleased to save believers, not by foolishness absolutely,
 6 XVIII     |   suitable for investigation by believers. ~14. And the story of Aristotle
 7 XVIII     | nevertheless calculated to turn believers from the practice of wisdom. ~
 8 XVIII     |        should be wise men among believers, that to exercise the intelligence
 9 XVIII     |         will find the crowds of believers who heard the parables regarded
10 XVIII(374)|        than crimes committed by believers after baptism." ---- See
11 XXIII     |      unholy principles is, that believers are said to believe in God
12 XXVI      |     sophistries the majority of believers, longing to learn what are
13 XXVI      |     confessedly unsophisticated believers been thus beguiled, but
14 XXVII     |       commands. And to ordinary believers it sounds very harsh to