Abstract
[God] sees there where no man sees, because in punishing sin he considers not the deed but the mind, just as conversely we consider not the mind which we do not see but the deed which we know.… God is said to be the prover and the judge of the heart… that is, of all the intentions which come from an affection of the soul or from a weakness or a pleasure of the flesh.
Publisher
Cambridge University Press (CUP)
Subject
Religious studies,History,Cultural Studies
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