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You are duller: you call a human being the fruit of diabolical desire, yet assign him to God’s works.You do not say he was made good from evil, but that he is evil and produced from an evil root, yet has a good author—while the devil claims him as the fruit of his own root (Matthew 7:17–18).
Tu autem hebetior, qui fructum concupiscentiae diabolicae hominem dicens, Dei tamen eum ascribis operibus, non quasi de malo bonum factum, sed malum et de mala radice prolatum, habere tamen auctorem bonum, quem fructum radicis suae diabolus sibi vindicet.