Against the Letters of Petilian
Book II
Chapter 3
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Against the Letters of Petilian
Translated by J. R. King
Book II
Chapter 3
Petilian said: “For what we look to is the conscience of the giver, to cleanse that of the recipient.”
Augustine answered: We therefore need have no anxiety about the conscience of Christ. But if you assert any man to be the giver, be he who he may, there will be no certainty about the cleansing of the recipient, because there is no certainty about the conscience of the giver.
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