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 1 Pre,  1 |         and judge over all other Christian doctrines."2 The doctrine
 2   3,  18|       more than just one part of Christian doctrine. It stands in an
 3   4,  23|          deny the renewal of the Christian's life. They intend rather
 4   4,  25|          the basis for the whole Christian life. They place their trust
 5   4,  25|      active in love and thus the Christian cannot and should not remain
 6   4,  29| understand this condition of the Christian as a being "at the same
 7   4,  29|        is a sin that "rules" the Christian for it is itself "ruled"
 8   4,  29|      just life. Despite sin, the Christian is no longer separated from
 9   4,  37|     together that good works - a Christian life lived in faith, hope
10   4,  39|         growth in its effects in Christian living. When they view the
11 App     | Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity of the Study Lehrverurteilungen -
12 App     |         dialogue affirm that all Christian teachings, practices, and
13 App     |       God can claim the name of 'Christian'. At the same time, it becomes
14 App     |       God can claim the name of "Christian". At the same time it becomes
15 App     |         the human being new, the Christian builds his confidence, not
16 App     |    expresses the teaching of the Christian as 'being justified and
17 App     |           The question whether a Christian “has believed fully and
18 App     |        in Canon 24 refers to the Christian's acceptance by God, it