Romans 1:22

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1. The Key Teachings of G. K. Chesterton · Ochorus Originals

   The Madman and His Reason cites ROMANS 1:22

   Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools. ROMANS 1:22 Chesterton begins the argument of Orthodoxy proper in an unexpected place: the lunatic…

2. Institutes of the Christian Religion · John Calvin

   Book 1, Chapter 4 — The Knowledge of God Stifled or Corrupted, Ignorantly or Maliciously cites Rom. 1:22

   …admirably described by Paul, when he says, that “thinking to be wise, they became fools” (Rom. 1:22). He had previously said that “they became vain in their imaginations,” but lest any…

3. The Key Teachings of John Calvin · Ochorus Originals

   The Theatre of God’s Glory cites ROMANS 1:22–23

   …made like to corruptible man, and to birds, and fourfooted beasts, and creeping things. ROMANS 1:22–23 Calvin meant this about the images and relics of the church of his day, and he was fierce…

4. The Key Teachings of Athanasius of Alexandria · Ochorus Originals

   The Portrait Renewed on the Same Wood cites ROMANS 1:22–23

   …changed the glory of the uncorruptible God into an image made like to corruptible man. ROMANS 1:22–23 Who could restore it Athanasius asks the obvious question. Who could repair such damage?…

5. The Bondage of the Will · Martin Luther

   Preface: Sections IX–XXVII cites Rom. i. 21-22

   …in their disputations so far, that, their hearts being darkened, they became fools,” (Rom. i. 21-22,) and denied, or pretended not to know, those things which their poets, and the…