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 1      3            |         outstanding gains, which the divine mercy has bestowed on the
 2      3            |            Trent, which rejected the divine magisterium of the church
 3      3            |              is no longer held to be divine, but they begin to assimilate
 4      3            |          grace,  human knowledge and divine faith,    they are found
 5      3,      2    |             is indeed thanks to this divine revelation, that those matters
 6      3,      3    |           revelation, that is to say divine acts, and   first and foremost
 7      3,      3    |            rejected.   Wherefore, by divine and catholic faith all those
 8      3,      3    | incontrovertible evidence of her own divine mission.   So it comes about
 9      3,      4    |                at the other level by divine faith.   With regard to
10      3,      4    |            proper object.  For   the divine mysteries,  by their very
11      3,      4    |          deposit of faith,  has   by divine appointment   the right
12      3,      4    |              develops the science of divine things;   on the other hand,
13      3,      4    |           errors by conflicting with divine teaching, or,  by going
14      3,      4    |              intelligence,  but as a divine deposit committed to the
15      3,  Canons, 1|         spiritual, emanated from the divine substance; or  that the
16      3,  Canons, 1|              substance; or  that the divine essence, by the manifestation
17      3,  Canons, 2|         should be taught by means of divine revelation about   God and
18      3,  Canons, 3|             2. If anyone says that   divine faith is not to be distinguished
19      3,  Canons, 3|           and consequently that  for divine faith it is not required
20      3,  Canons, 3|             3. If anyone says that   divine revelation cannot be made
21      3,  Canons, 3|              certainty,  nor can the divine origin of the christian
22      3,  Canons, 4|             If anyone says that   in divine revelation there are contained
23      3,  Canons, 4|             when they are opposed to divine revelation, and that  they
24      4,      2    |          himself (that is to say, by divine law) that blessed Peter
25      4,      3    |         teach and declare that,   by divine ordinance,  the Roman church
26      4,      3    |            the Roman pontiff, by the divine right of the apostolic primacy,
27      4,      4    |             useful means afforded by divine providence,   defined as
28      4,      4    |               in accordance with the divine promise of our Lord and
29      4,      4    |               he possesses,   by the divine assistance promised to him
30      4,      4    |              infallibility which the divine Redeemer willed his church