Everyone Looks For The Good, Therefore Everyone

... If, To Me, To Live Is Christ (phil. 1:21), Truly My Words Ought To Be About Christ, My Every Thought And Deed Ought To Depend Upon His Commandments, And My Soul To Be Fashioned After His.

We Glorify The Holy Ghost Together With The Father And The Son, From The Conviction That He Is Not Separated From The Divine Nature; For That Which Is Foreign By Nature Does Not Share In The Same Honors.

It Is Impious To Say That Evil Has Its Origin From God, Because Naught Contrary Is Produced By The Contrary. Life Does Not Generate Death, Nor Is Darkness The Beginning Of Light, Nor Is Disease The Maker Of Health, But In The Changes Of Conditions There Are Transitions From One Condition To The Contrary.

What Is The Mark Of A Christian? That He Be Purified Of All Defilement Of The Flesh And Of The Spirit In The Blood Of Christ, Perfecting Sanctification In The Fear Of God And The Love Of Christ, And That He Have No Blemish Nor Spot Nor Any Such Thing; That He Be Holy And Blameless And So Eat The Body Of Christ And Drink His Blood; For 'he That Eateth And Drinketh Unworthily, Eateth And Drinketh Judgement To Himself.' What Is The Mark Of Those Who Eat The Bread And Drink The Cup Of Christ? That They Keep In Perpetual Remembrance Him Who Died For Us And Rose Again.

Just As A Very Little Fresh Water Is Blown Away By A Storm Of Wind And Dust, In Like Manner The Good Deeds, That We Think We Do In This Life, Are Overwhelmed By The Multitude Of Evils.