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Chapter 15. He is greater than can be conceived

Chapter 15. He is greater than can be conceived

1077–10781 min read

THEREFORE, O Lord, thou art not only that than which a greater cannot be conceived, but thou art a being greater than can be conceived. For, since it can be conceived that there is such a being, if thou art not this very being, a greater than thou can be conceived. But this is impossible.


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