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But then what have philosopher and Christian in common,'the disciple of Greece and the disciple of heaven,'the business of the one with reputation, of the other with salvation,'the man of words and the man of deeds,'the builder and the destroyer,'the friend and the foe of error,'the man who corrupts the truth, and the man who restores it and proclaims it'the thief of truth and its guardian?
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