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Simon Undertakes to Prove that the Creator of the World is Not Blameless.
vi.iv.xxii.i
The Existence of the Devil Affirmed.vi.iv.xxii.ii
Peter Refuses to Discuss Certain Questions in Regard to the Devil.vi.iv.xxii.iii
Suppositions in Regard to the Devil's Origin.vi.iv.xxii.iv
God Not Deserving of Blame in Permitting the Existence of the Devil.vi.iv.xxii.v
Peter Accuses Simon of Being Worse Than the Devil.vi.iv.xxii.vi
Peter Suspects Simon of Not Believing Even in a God.vi.iv.xxii.vii
Peter Undertakes to Discuss the Devil's Origin.vi.iv.xxii.viii
Theories in Regard to the Origin of the Devil.vi.iv.xxii.ix
The Absolute God Entirely Incomprehensible by Man.vi.iv.xxii.x
The Application of the Attributes of Man to God.vi.iv.xxii.xi
God Produced the Wicked One, But Not Evil.vi.iv.xxii.xii
God the Maker of the Devil.vi.iv.xxii.xiii
Is Matter Eternal?vi.iv.xxii.xiv
Sin the Cause of Evil.vi.iv.xxii.xv
Why the Wicked One is Entrusted with Power.vi.iv.xxii.xvi
The Devil Has Not Equal Power with God.vi.iv.xxii.xvii
Is the Devil a Relation?vi.iv.xxii.xviii
Some Actions Really Wicked.vi.iv.xxii.xix
Pain and Death the Result of Sin.vi.iv.xxii.xx
The Uses of Lust, Anger, Grief.vi.iv.xxii.xxi
Sins of Ignorance.vi.iv.xxii.xxii
The Inequalities of Lot in Human Life.vi.iv.xxii.xxiii
Simon Rebuked by Faustus.vi.iv.xxii.xxiv
Simon Retires. Sophonias Asks Peter to State His Real Opinions in Regard to Evil.vi.iv.xxii.xxv