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 1      1            | reformation of the clergy and the christian people, and  for the common
 2      2            |       eminently beneficial to the christian people.    I acknowledge
 3      3            |         have been secured for the christian world by ecumenical councils,
 4      3            |          of the moral life of the christian people by ~   a more accurate
 5      3            |        and other organisations of christian piety; thence too ~9.    
 6      3            |           source and judge of the christian faith, is no longer held
 7      3            |            utterly opposed to the christian religion, since this is
 8      3            |  abandonment and rejection of the christian religion, and the denial
 9      3,      2    |         do to the establishing of christian doctrine,  that meaning
10      3,      3    |       manifest credibility of the christian faith.  What is more,
11      3,  Canons, 3|          the divine origin of the christian religion be proved from
12      3,  Canons, 3|         says that   the assent to christian faith is   not free, but
13      4,      3    |         father and teacher of all christian people.   To him, in blessed
14      4,      4    |          and true strength of the christian religion56.    What is more,
15      4,      4    |         from the beginning of the christian faith,  to the glory of
16      4,      4    |          for the salvation of the christian people,  with the approval