Men's works also are naturally perishable and mutable and subject to every kind of alteration. But since God is eternal, it follows that of such sort are his ordinances also. Against the Galilaeans (362)
But why do you not cease to call Mary the mother of God, if Isaiah nowhere says that he that is born of the virgin is the "only begotten Son of God" and "the firstborn of all creation"? Against the Galilaeans (362)
It is not sufficient to say, "God spake and it was so." For the natures of things that are created ought to harmonise with the commands of God. Against the Galilaeans (362)
All of us, without being taught, have attained to a belief in some sort of divinity, though it is not easy for all men to know the precise truth about it, nor is it possible for those who do know it to tell it to all men. Against the Galilaeans (362)