Book, Chapter

 1 I, 1 |            of that hope which is in us. And this question, both
 2 I, 1 |      accustomed to bring up against us, ridiculing Christian simplicity
 3 I, 2 |            the right order requires us to believe the deep things
 4 I, 2 |           all, be discussed between us comprehensively; since,
 5 I, 2 |      infidels; for it is proper for us when we seek to investigate
 6 I, 3 |          our simplicity charge upon us that we do injustice and
 7 I, 3 |   expectation, that he has restored us from so great and deserved
 8 I, 3 |         love and tenderness towards us. For did they but carefully
 9 I, 3 |          but would rather join with us in praising the wise beneficence
10 I, 4 |            a fiction, they consider us, as it were, to be painting
11 I, 6 |            infidels find fault with us for saying that God has
12 I, 6 |        saying that God has redeemed us by his death, and thus has
13 I, 6 |          has shown his love towards us, and that he came to overcome
14 I, 6 |           to overcome the devil for us. ~Boso. This they greatly
15 I, 6 |             tell them that he freed us from our sins, and from
16 I, 6 |             he came to vanquish for us, because we were unable
17 I, 6 |           and that he purchased for us the kingdom of heaven; and
18 I, 6 |       greatness of his love towards us; they answer: If you say
19 I, 6 |            think they can withstand us.~ ~
20 I, 7 |       Apostle says was made against us, and cancelled by the death
21 I, 8 |             a sufficient reason for us, when he does anything,
22 I, 8 |            Son, but gave him up for us all." And likewise the Son
23 I, 9 |            Son, but gave him up for us all," means nothing more
24 I, 0 |            not, but gave him up for us and desired his death; and
25 I, 0 |       himself, but gave himself for us of his own will, who will
26 I, 0 |             him but gave him up for us, and desired his death?
27 I, 0 |       question which still troubles us is, how the death of the
28 I, 0 |          have it understood between us that we do not admit anything
29 I, 0 |         should be preserved between us in common.~Anselm.. The
30 I, 0 |              It is so.~Anselm.. Let us suppose, then, that the
31 I, 0 |            and be it agreed between us that man was made for happiness,
32 I, 0 |          this life without sin. Let us take for granted, also,
33 I, 1 |           do this more plainly, let us first consider what it is
34 I, 1 |           and which God requires of us. For it is such a will only,
35 I, 2 |      payment of debt. ~Anselm.. Let us return and consider whether
36 I, 2 |    reasoning. But when God commands us in every case to forgive
37 I, 2 |          those who trespass against us, it seems inconsistent to
38 I, 2 | inconsistent to enjoin a thing upon us which it is not proper for
39 I, 2 |   inconsistency in God's commanding us not to take upon ourselves
40 I, 2 |           seems a strange thing for us to say that be is wholly
41 I, 8 |        perfect in number.~Boso. Let us hear it.~Anselm.. Had a
42 I, 8 |            been for nought. Now let us return from our digression.~ ~
43 I, 9 |              put away our sins from us," and every nation prays
44 I, 0 |             We did so.~Anselm.. Let us then proceed by reason simply.~
45 I, 1 |           payment for your sin, let us inquire whether they can
46 I, 1 |           he always enjoins it upon us not to sin.~Boso. I cannot
47 I, 4 |             them cease from mocking us, and let them hasten to
48 I, 4 |            to unite themselves with us, who do not doubt that man
49 I, 5 |         Catholic faith enjoins upon us with regard to Christ, if
50 I, 5 |          can with his help. But let us separate the things which
51 II, 3|             we say to one who tells us that this is right enough
52 II, 5|           to his grace, if he saves us from necessity?~Anselm..
53 II, 8|      necessary result.~Anselm.. Let us now examine the question,
54 II, 9|       infallible reason has brought us to this necessary conclusion,
55 II, 0|        could not lie.~Boso. Now let us return to our original inquiry
56 II, 1|            be subject to death, for us to say that he will be in
57 II, 1|              Reason has also taught us that the gift which he presents
58 II, 1|             God.~Boso. Reason urges us to this conclusion.~Anselm..
59 II, 1|            conclusion.~Anselm.. Let us see whether, perchance,
60 II, 1|     understand it.~Anselm.. But let us further observe whether
61 II, 5|          both God and man, died for us; and, when this is known
62 II, 6|     magnitude to remain hidden from us. For the restoring of human
63 II, 6|          explain what you wish, let us thank God for it. But if
64 II, 6|          king, and so deep love for us, as to be both able and
65 II, 8|         seperate consideration; let us be satisfied with this account
66 II, 0|            his death. ~Anselm.. Let us now observe, if we can,
67 II, 0|             Scriptures, I say, show us how to approach in order
68 II, 1|           when inviting and leading us to faith in the Gospel.