Sallustius Quote

Those who believe in the destruction of the world, either deny the existence of the Gods, or, while admitting it, deny God's power.
Therefore he who makes all things by his own power makes all things subsist together with himself. And since his power is the greatest power he must needs be the maker not only of men and animals, but of Gods, men, and spirits. And the further removed the first God is from our nature, the more powers there must be between us and him. For all things that are very far apart have many intermediate points between them.

XIII. How things eternal are said to be made. - On the Gods and the Cosmos

Those who believe in the destruction of the world, either deny the existence of the Gods, or, while admitting it, deny God's power. Therefore he who...

Those who believe in the destruction of the world, either deny the existence of the Gods, or, while admitting it, deny God's power. Therefore he who...

Those who believe in the destruction of the world, either deny the existence of the Gods, or, while admitting it, deny God's power. Therefore he who...

Those who believe in the destruction of the world, either deny the existence of the Gods, or, while admitting it, deny God's power. Therefore he who...