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 1 I    |     impossible in some cases, or unreasonable, when it is taken literally.
 2 I    |      their bare observance, seem unreasonable, and others impossible.
 3 I    |         for instance, as food is unreasonable, for no one in the direst
 4 I    |      Gospels, what could be more unreasonable than the command which simple
 5 I    |       are not true, but are even unreasonable and impossible; and further,
 6 I    |        its wording happens to be unreasonable or impossible; or that what
 7 XVII | theologians of Greece. Is it not unreasonable that Zeus should be his
 8 XVIII|      Jesus; but he would be most unreasonable if he were to charge the
 9 XXIII|        another can happen, it is unreasonable to expect God to give us
10 Index|     Christ, 11; contain commands unreasonable if taken literally, 20;
11 Index|          commands impossible and unreasonable, 17, 19.~Law of nature,