Book, Chapter

 1 I, 1 |        those things which they believe; and that, as far as possible,
 2 I, 1 |        by his own death, as we believe and affirm, restored life
 3 I, 2 |     right order requires us to believe the deep things of Christian
 4 I, 2 |     seek to understand what we believe. Therefore, since I thus
 5 I, 2 |       way to understand what I believe, still nothing could shake
 6 I, 2 |    satisfy him, he will rather believe that I am in error with
 7 I, 2 |     reason because they do not believe, but we, on the other hand,
 8 I, 2 |      other hand, because we do believe; nevertheless, the thing
 9 I, 4 |        reasons why we ought to believe that God wished to suffer
10 I, 6 |      say that God, who, as you believe, created the universe by
11 I, 7 |      Wherefore we ought not to believe that, on account of this
12 I, 8 |       but the nature of man we believe to be exalted.~Boso. Be
13 I, 9 |        and justice.~Anselm.. I believe that God demands this of
14 I, 9 |        on this account that we believe that man would not have
15 I, 0 |     those who are unwilling to believe anything not previously
16 I, 0 |      and those things which we believe with regard to his taking
17 I, 8 |        present it.~Anselm.. We believe that the material substance
18 I, 0 |      before his coming, or who believe in him since he has appeared.
19 I, 4 |       terrifies them, let them believe in Christ as we do, that
20 II, 3|       wisdom? Or, how will men believe him if they find him ignorant?
21 II, 5| committed by other men? For we believe that many men will be saved,
22 II, 6|        time living. Nor may we believe that, since man was created,
23 II, 6|        undoubtedly we ought to believe that God made them for this
24 II, 6|       of the king.~Boso. So we believe.~Anselm.. Moreover, the