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. 'He cannot undo the past, Commit sin, make another
God or make himself not exist.'
History of Western Philosophy; B. Russell. P. 480.
R. 'bid, P. 480.
1. "Well, but can you imagine that God will be willing to
lie, whether in words or deeds, or to put forth a phan-
tom of himself ?" "I can not say" he replied.
(See Republic in Five Great Dialogues; P. 285,
Plato. Translated by B. Jowett. Published by waiter J.
Black.)