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CHAP. 23.---OF THE ERROR IN WHICH THE DOCTRINE OF ORIGEN IS
INVOLVED.
But it is much more surprising that some even of those who,
with ourselves, believe that there is one only source of all
things, and that no nature which is not divine
can exist unless originated by that Creator, have yet
refused to accept with a good and simple faith this so good
and simple a reason of the world's creation, that a
good God made it good; and that the things created, being
different from God, were inferior to H
INVOLVED.
But it is much more surprising that some even of those who,
with ourselves, believe that there is one only source of all
things, and that no nature which is not divine
can exist unless originated by that Creator, have yet
refused to accept with a good and simple faith this so good
and simple a reason of the world's creation, that a
good God made it good; and that the things created, being
different from God, were inferior to H