Dialogue of Justin For when on earth He acted in the very same manner, and answered to one who addressed Him as `Good Master: '`Why callest thou me good? One is good, my Father who is in heaven.'[388] Irenaeus Against Heresies Book I He confessed that God who is truly good, saying, "Why callest thou Me good: there is One who is good, the Father in the heavens; "[260] Clement of Alexandria Stromata Book III Annon aperte indicat, quod sicut mundus componitur ex contrariis, nempe ex calido et frigido, humido et sicco, ita etiam ex iis qui dant, et ex iis qui accipiunt? Et rursus cum dixit: "Si vis perfectus esse, vende quae habes, et da pauperibus," refellit eum qui gloriabatur quod "omnia a juventute praecepta servaverat; "non enim impleverat illud: "Diliges proximum tuum sicut teipsum: "[85] Clement of Alexandria Stromata Book VII He asks, too, relief in those things in which we have sinned, and conversion to the acknowledgment of them.[123] Tertullian Against Marcion Book IV that it was by the Creator's precepts that eternal life is acquired.[1446] Tertullian On Monogamy go his way who had not "received" the precept of dividing his substance to the needy, and was abandoned by the Lord to his own opinion.[104] Clementine Homily XVIII " And Peter said: "I shall explain to you how goodness itself is just. Our teacher Himself first said to the Pharisee who asked Him,[6] `Enter ye through the strait and narrow way, through which ye shall enter into life.' And somewhere else, when one asked Him,[27]