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Simon Wishes to Discuss with Peter the Unity of God.
vi.iv.xix.i
The Same Subject Continued.vi.iv.xix.ii
The Mode of the Discussion.vi.iv.xix.iii
The Prejudices of Faustus Rather on the Side of Simon Than on that of Peter.vi.iv.xix.iv
Peter Commences the Discussion.vi.iv.xix.v
Simon Appeals to the Old Testament to Prove that There are Many Gods.vi.iv.xix.vi
Peter Appeals to the Old Testament to Prove the Unity of God.vi.iv.xix.vii
Simon and Peter Continue the Discussion.vi.iv.xix.viii
Simon Tries to Show that the Scriptures Contradict Themselves.vi.iv.xix.ix
Peter's Explanation of the Apparent Contradictions of Scripture.vi.iv.xix.x
Gen. I. 26 Appealed to by Simon.vi.iv.xix.xi
Peter's Explanation of the Passage.vi.iv.xix.xii
The Contradictions of the Scriptures Intended to Try Those Who Read Them.vi.iv.xix.xiii
Other Beings Called Gods.vi.iv.xix.xiv
Christ Not God, But the Son of God.vi.iv.xix.xv
The Unbegotten and the Begotten Necessarily Different from Each Other.vi.iv.xix.xvi
The Nature of God.vi.iv.xix.xvii
The Name of God.vi.iv.xix.xviii
The Shape of God in Man.vi.iv.xix.xix
The Character of God.vi.iv.xix.xx
Simon Promises to Appeal to the Teaching of Christ. Peter Dismisses the Multitudes.vi.iv.xix.xxi