Dialogue

 1 Parme|          words substance, nature, person, of another, revelation,
 2 Parme|      reflection that God is not a person like ourselves—is not a
 3 Parme|         with corrections. He is a person, but not like ourselves;
 4 Parme|           is the wonder? Now if a person could prove the absolute
 5 Parme| experience both. Nor, again, if a person were to show that all is
 6 Parme|           qualities; but not if a person wanted to prove of me that
 7 Parme|          his case. So again, if a person shows that such things as
 8 Parme|   entirely opposed.~And suppose a person to say:—If greatness is
 9 Parme|          in number; and even if a person takes that which appears
10 Parme|           How so?~Because, when a person conceives of any one of
11 Parme|         appear to be all one to a person standing at a distance,