and extant.

The twelfth point

He should be asked: What evidence establishes the negations these people assert? You have, as is well known, exhaustively presented their arguments. The flaws already pointed out suffice to give anyone who reflects upon and examines them certain knowledge of their invalidity.

The thirteenth point

It should be asked: Which speculative theologian has maintained a single rule in this matter without contradicting himself? Which of them has not been described, or shown, to contradict himself in negation and affirmation—by which I mean affirming corporeality or some of its necessary implications? It is well known that affirming something without its necessary consequence, or denying a necessary consequence without denying what entails it, is contradictory and impossible. And there is none among