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FRANCOIS
RABELAIS
“The Father who directs all that is and
that is made according to His free will and His pleasure.”
(Febvre, 1962, 260)
“ When you say the word God, what does
it mean to you? To me it means an Eternal Spirit who has no beginning, who
has no end, such as no greater, no wiser or better can be conceived; By one
act of His omnipotence He created all things, visible and invisible. His
admirable wisdom regulates and governs the whole universe; His goodness
nourishes and preserves all of His creation.
(Ibid., 262)
“Without (God’s) sustenance and
government all things, in a moment, would become nothing, just as they had
been created for nothing.”
(Ibid., 263)
“What takes place is not what we wish or
ask for, but what pleases Jesus Christ, our Lord whom God had established
before the heavens were made . . . ”
(Ibid., 263)
“Almighty God, who has created all
things.”
(Ibid., 264)
“There is no other ruler besides God the
Creator.”
(Ibid., 264)
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