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Virtue perfects the soul. The soul acquires virtue by following after God. To follow after God is to achieve the happy life.""; ""7. In seeking to know God, we must appeal to the authority of the Scriptures. The plan and principal mysteries of the divine economy with reference to our salvation. A summary of the faith.""; ""8. God is the supreme good whom we must strive after with perfect love."" 327 $a""9. The harmony between the Old and the New Testaments on the precept of the love of God."" ""10. What the Church teaches about God. The two gods of the Manichaeans.""; ""11. God alone should be loved, and, therefore, He is man's supreme good. Nothing is better than God. We cannot lose God against our will.""; ""12. We are united to God by love when we are subject to Him.""; ""13. Through Christ and His Spirit, we are joined inseparably to God.""; ""14. It is by love that we adhere to our supreme good, which is the Holy Trinity.""; ""15. The Christian definition of the four virtues."" 327 $a""16. The harmony of the Old and New Testaments."" ""17. An appeal to the Manichaeans to come to their senses.""; ""18. Only in the Catholic Church is there to be found perfect truth in the harmony of both Testaments.""; ""19. Temperance as described in the Sacred Scriptures.""; ""20. We are commanded to disdain all sensible things and to love God alone.""; ""21. Human glory and curiosity are condemned in the Sacred Scriptures.""; ""22. The love of God produces fortitude.""; ""23. Counsels and examples of fortitude drawn from the Scriptures.""; ""24. Justice and Prudence."" 327 $a""25. The four virtues in their relation to the love of God. The reward of this love is eternal life and the knowledge of truth."" ""26. Love of ourselves and of our neighbor.""; ""27. Doing good for our neighbor's body.""; ""28. Doing good for our neighbor's soul. The two parts of discipline: coercion and instruction. Through good conduct, we come to a knowledge of the truth.""; ""29. The authority of the Sacred Scriptures.""; ""30. Apostrophe to the Church, teacher of all wisdom. The doctrine of the Catholic Church.""; ""31. The continence of the Manichaeans compared with the life of the Anchorites and Cenobites."" 410 0$aFathers of the church ;$v56. 606 $aManichaeism 615 0$aManichaeism. 676 $a273.23 700 $aAugustine$cSaint, Bishop of Hippo.$0152280 701 $aGallagher$b Idella J$01555165 701 $aGallagher$b Donald Arthur$01555166 801 0$bMiAaPQ 801 1$bMiAaPQ 801 2$bMiAaPQ 906 $aBOOK 912 $a9910781022003321 996 $aThe Catholic and Manichaean ways of life$93816839 997 $aUNINA