Book II.
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Power of Habit.
vi.iii.iv.i
Curtailment of Sleep.vi.iii.iv.ii
Need of Caution.vi.iii.iv.iii
Prudence in Dealing with Opponents.vi.iii.iv.iv
Simon Magus, a Formidable Antagonist.vi.iii.iv.v
Simon Magus: His Wickedness.vi.iii.iv.vi
Simon Magus: His History.vi.iii.iv.vii
Simon Magus: His History.vi.iii.iv.viii
Simon Magus: His Profession.vi.iii.iv.ix
Simon Magus: His Deception.vi.iii.iv.x
Simon Magus, at the Head of the Sect of Dositheus.vi.iii.iv.xi
Simon Magus and Luna.vi.iii.iv.xii
Simon Magus: Secret of His Magic.vi.iii.iv.xiii
Simon Magus, Professes to Be God.vi.iii.iv.xiv
Simon Magus, Professed to Have Made a Boy of Air.vi.iii.iv.xv
Simon Magus: Hopelessness of His Case.vi.iii.iv.xvi
Men Enemies to God.vi.iii.iv.xvii
Responsibility of Men.vi.iii.iv.xviii
Disputation Begun.vi.iii.iv.xix
The Kingdom of God and His Righteousness.vi.iii.iv.xx
Righteousness the Way to the Kingdom.vi.iii.iv.xxi
Righteousness; What It is.vi.iii.iv.xxii
Simon Refuses Peace.vi.iii.iv.xxiii
Peter's Explanation.vi.iii.iv.xxiv
Principles on Which the Discussion Should Be Conducted.vi.iii.iv.xxv
Simon's Interruption.vi.iii.iv.xxvi
Questions and Answers.vi.iii.iv.xxvii
Consistency of Christ's Teaching.vi.iii.iv.xxviii
Peace and Strife.vi.iii.iv.xxix
Peace to the Sons of Peace.vi.iii.iv.xxx
Peace and War.vi.iii.iv.xxxi
Simon's Challenge.vi.iii.iv.xxxii
Authority.vi.iii.iv.xxxiii
Order of Proof.vi.iii.iv.xxxiv
How Error Cannot Stand with Truth.vi.iii.iv.xxxv
Altercation.vi.iii.iv.xxxvi
Simon's Subtlety.vi.iii.iv.xxxvii
Simon's Creed.vi.iii.iv.xxxviii
Argument for Polytheism.vi.iii.iv.xxxix
Peter's Answer.vi.iii.iv.xl
The Answer, Continued.vi.iii.iv.xli
Guardian Angels.vi.iii.iv.xlii
No God But Jehovah.vi.iii.iv.xliii
The Serpent, the Author of Polytheism.vi.iii.iv.xliv
Polytheism Inexcusable.vi.iii.iv.xlv
Christ Acknowledged the God of the Jews.vi.iii.iv.xlvi
Simon's Cavil.vi.iii.iv.xlvii
Peter's Answer.vi.iii.iv.xlviii
The Supreme Light.vi.iii.iv.xlix
Simon's Presumption.vi.iii.iv.l
The Sixth Sense.vi.iii.iv.li
Reductio Ad Absurdum.vi.iii.iv.lii
Simon's Blasphemy.vi.iii.iv.liii
How Simon Learned from the Law What the Law Does Not Teach.vi.iii.iv.liv
Simon's Objections Turned Against Himself.vi.iii.iv.lv
No God Above the Creator.vi.iii.iv.lvi
Simon's Inconsistency.vi.iii.iv.lvii
Simon's God Unjust.vi.iii.iv.lviii
The Creator Our Father.vi.iii.iv.lix
The Creator the Supreme God.vi.iii.iv.lx
Imagination.vi.iii.iv.lxi
Peter's Experience of Imagination.vi.iii.iv.lxii
Peter's Reverie.vi.iii.iv.lxiii
Andrew's Rebuke.vi.iii.iv.lxiv
Fallacy of Imagination.vi.iii.iv.lxv
Existence and Conception.vi.iii.iv.lxvi
The Law Teaches of Immensity.vi.iii.iv.lxvii
The Visible and the Invisible Heaven.vi.iii.iv.lxviii
Faith and Reason.vi.iii.iv.lxix
Adjournment.vi.iii.iv.lxx
Separation from the Unclean.vi.iii.iv.lxxi
The Remedy.vi.iii.iv.lxxii