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" Now , if this wrath were all there is [ in man 's damnation ] , and even if it were present only in the slightest degree conceivable - - still , to be lost out of the Kingdom of God , to be an exile from the City of God , to be estranged from the life of God , to suffer loss of the great abundance of God 's blessings which he has hidden for those who fear him and prepared for those who hope in him [ 240 ] - - this would be a punishment so great that , if it be eternal , no torments that we know could be compared to it , no matter how many ages they continued . The Romans , in the countries which they annexed , observed closely these measures ; they sent colonies and maintained friendly relations with the minor powers , without increasing their strength ; they kept down the greater , and did not allow any strong foreign powers to gain authority . No ego hassles . " [ 83 ] He does not say , as we read in some defective copies , " He who knew no sin did sin for us , " as if Christ himself committed sin for our sake . Prabhawalkar meanwhile rallied the passengers , alerted the police , who seized the pirated copies . States that rise unexpectedly , then , like all other things in nature which are born and grow rapidly , cannot have their foundations and relations with other states fixed in such a way that the first storm will not overthrow them ; unless , as is said , those who unexpectedly become princes are men of so much ability that they know they have to be prepared at once to hold that which fortune has thrown into their laps , and that those foundations , which others have laid before they became princes , they must lay afterwards . In any case , the word concerning God , " who will have all men to be saved , " does not mean that there is no one whose salvation he doth not will - - he who was unwilling to work miracles among those who , he said , would have repented if he had wrought them - - but by " all men " we are to understand the whole of mankind , in every single group into which it can be divided : kings and subjects ; nobility and plebeians ; the high and the low ; the learned and unlearned ; the healthy and the sick ; the bright , the dull , and the stupid ; the rich , the poor , and the middle class ; males , females , infants , children , the adolescent , young adults and middle-aged and very old ; of every tongue and fashion , of all the arts , of all professions , with the countless variety of wills and minds and all the other things that differentiate people . * Any one of the others , on becoming Pope , would have had to fear him , Rouen and the Spaniards excepted ; the latter from their relationship and obligations , the former from his influence , the kingdom of France having relations with him . " However , I could not accept some of them due to hassles over dates . " For the first time I saw ten copies of the script on the sets .