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Works Augustine of Hippo (354-430) Contra Fortunatum Manichaeum Acts or Disputation Against Fortunatus, the Manichaean

Disputation of the Second Day.

The next day, a notary having again been summoned, the discussion was conducted as follows:

Fortunatus said: I say that God Almighty brings forth from Himself nothing evil, and that the things that are His remain incorrupt, having sprung and being born from an inviolable source; but other contrary things which have their being in this world, do not flow from God nor have appeared in this world with God as their author; that is to say, they do not derive their origin from God. These things therefore we have received in the belief that evil things are foreign to God.

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Acts or Disputation Against Fortunatus, the Manichaean
Conférences entre saint Augustin et le manichéen Fortunat Compare

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