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thus may again appear just as one in our substance as when we came out of the hands of the Creator.”
And so forth. Without the least connection with the dogmas about the unity of God, but with a play on the word “unity,” there proceeds a discussion on the moral application of the dogma, but not a word is there for the solution of the question about the unity and trinity. I proceed to the next division of Chapter I.
