Orthodox Study
Various Church Fathers

Chapter XIX.

Arnobius. — translated by ANF/NPNF editors

Public domainServed

¶1

19. Moreover, in this way you represent them as not only unstable and excitable, but, what all agree is far removed from the character of deity, as unfair in their dealings, as wrong-doers, and, in fine, as possessing positively no amount of even moderate fairness. For what is a greater wrong than to be angry with some, and to injure others, to complain of human beings, and to ravage the harmless corn crops, to hate the Christian name, and to ruin the worshippers of Christ with every kind of loss?

Translated by ANF/NPNF editors. Edition ccel.anf06.division.xii.en.

Ask about this

Opens in Study with this context for you to review. Answers require sign-in and access.

In the margin · source text