Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Pre,  3 |             of the Reformation Era - Do They Still Divide?" (1986)7
 2 Pre,  7 |            condemnations lightly nor do they disavow their own past.
 3   2,  13|             of the sixteenth century do not apply to today's partner.~
 4   3,  18|              of this criterion, they do not deny the interrelation
 5   3,  18|            by several criteria, they do not deny the special function
 6   4,  21|             saving action. Lutherans do not deny that a person can
 7   4,  21|             s own justification, but do not deny that believers
 8   4,  23|           the favor of God"12), they do not thereby deny the renewal
 9   4,  24|       effective in active love. They do not thereby deny that God'
10   4,  29|    repeatedly turn to false gods and do not love God with that undivided
11   4,  29|            to God is truly sin, they do not deny that, despite this
12   4,  30|          this inclination, Catholics do not see this inclination
13   4,  30|             an authentic sense. They do not thereby deny that this
14   4,  33|             God's commandments, they do not thereby deny that through
15   4,  39|              held by Lutherans. They do emphasize that righteousness
16   5,  40|              open to one another and do not destroy the consensus
17   5,  41|             the Lutheran Confessions do not apply to the teaching
18 App     | Condemnations of the Reformation Era.Do They Still Divide?" in:
19 App     |              of the Reformation Era. Do they Still Divide? Edited
20 App     |         Those in whom sin reigns can do nothing to merit justification,
21 App     |                 Catholics ..teach as do Lutherans, that nothing