Section,  Paragraph

1 III,  189 |    189. To begin by pitying unbelievers; they are wretched enough
2  XI,  692 |    authority, and threatens unbelievers. I do not therefore believe
3 XII,  794 |   be quite easy to convince unbelievers. If Jesus Christ had only
4 XII,  794 | have no means of convincing unbelievers. But as He came in sanctificationem
5 XII,  794 |    says, we cannot convince unbelievers, and they cannot convince
6 XIII,  812| believes and makes sport of unbelievers.~However it may be, the
7 XIII,  815|                        816. Unbelievers the most credulous. They
8 XIII,  827|  the Exorcists; Christians, unbelievers; Catholics, heretics; Elijah,
9 XIV,  901 |   Saint Chrysostom, morals, unbelievers)."~The Jesuits have not