Book,  Chap.

 1   1,   6|       are plainly taught about faith or about morals in the present
 2   2,   7|  either in teaching, i.e., the Faith, or in acts. ~[2] D. Why
 3   2,   8|        commandments pertain to faith, others to morals, of which
 4   2,  15|     look to the future. M. The faith of the nations follows the
 5   2,  15|       20-38). Therefore if the faith of the nations was carried
 6   2,  30|                      30. Where faith is necessary to religion. ~
 7   2,  30|  sufficient for proofs, why is faith necessary for religion?
 8   2,  30| necessary for religion? M. Our faith is indeed above our reason;
 9   2,  30|    things which reason teaches faith understands; and where reason
10   2,  30|      where reason lags behind, faith runs ahead. For we do not