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 1  II,  74     |         74. A letter On the Foolishness of Human Knowledge and Philosophy.~
 2  II,  87(14) |   is one who will say great foolishness with great effort." ~
 3 III,  195    | which most convicts them of foolishness and blindness, and in which
 4 III,  233    |     the world, that it is a foolishness, stultitiam; 28 and then
 5 VII,  445    |        445. Original sin is foolishness to men, but it is admitted
 6 VII,  445    |    without reason. But this foolishness is wiser than all the wisdom
 7 VII,  445(71)|            1 Cor. 1:25 "The foolishness of God is wiser than men;
 8 VII,  547(92)|       it pleased God by the foolishness of preaching to save them
 9 VIII,  587   |      but only the cross and foolishness.~For those, who, by these
10 VIII,  587   |   God, but the power of the foolishness of the cross without wisdom
11   X,  690    |     he is incapable of such foolishness and capable of being mysterious;
12   X,  690    |   of mystery and capable of foolishness.~The Old Testament is a