To Florus · §3.8 · Julian of Eclanum

To Florus 3.8

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This is worse by as much as the pursuit of evil is worse than neglect of good, as deliberate irreverence is more destructive than doubt about the truth, and, finally, as daring to accuse God is more wicked than refusing to worship him.

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Quod certe tanto peius est, quanto gravius est studium malorum quam neglectus bonorum, quanto perniciosior intentio profanitatis quam dubitatio veritatis, quanto postremo scelestius est audere criminari Deum quam nolle venerari.