“Two very bad things are ill-will and unbelief, both of which are contrary to righteousness; for ill-will is opposed to charity, and unbelief to faith; just in the same way as bitterness is opposed to sweetness, darkness to light, evil… — Pope Alexander I of Alexandria Copy Share Image
“Concealing, therefore, their pestilent doctrine by their specious and flattering discourse, they circumvent the more simple-minded and such as are open to fraud, nor… — Pope Alexander I of Alexandria Copy Share Image
“For those who have set themselves in array against the Godhead of Christ, do not scruple to utter their ungrateful ravings against us.” — Pope Alexander I of Alexandria Copy Share Image
“Nay, even Christ's indivisible tunic, which His executioners were unwilling to divide, these wretches have dared to rend.” — Pope Alexander I of Alexandria Copy Share Image
“Two very bad things are ill-will and unbelief, both of which are contrary to righteousness; for ill-will is opposed to charity, and unbelief to… — Pope Alexander I of Alexandria Copy Share Image
