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 1      3            |          Thereupon there came into being and spread far and wide
 2      3            |           this, how can the inmost being of the church not suffer
 3      3,      1    |    beginning of time  brought into being from nothing   the twofold
 4      3,      1    |          that God has brought into being he protects and governs
 5      3,      2    |     without error,  but because,   being written under the inspiration
 6      3,      3    |          it into question.    This being so, giving thanks to God
 7      3,      4    |         revealed, are incapable of being known.  Wherefore, when
 8      3,      4    | philosophical discovery capable of being perfected by human intelligence,
 9      3,  Canons, 1|            universal or indefinite being which by self determination
10      3,  Canons, 2|           anyone says that a human being   cannot be divinely elevated
11      4,      2    |      leadership. In consequence of being joined, as members to head,