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 1   1        |            baptism, one Gospel, one faith, and are all alike Christians;
 2   1        |             for baptism, Gospel and faith alone make us "spiritual"
 3   1        |           baptism and have the same faith and Gospel as we, we must
 4   1        |       Christians, and have baptism, faith, Spirit and all things alike.
 5   1        |            cannot err in matters of faith,21 and yet they cannot prove
 6   1  (21)  |            as an infallible rule of faith, from which even Holy Scripture
 7   1  (21)  |           do wrong and hold a wrong faith, nevertheless as pope he
 8   1        |            prayed for thee that thy faith fall not," cannot be applied
 9   1        |             popes have been without faith, as they must themselves
10   1        |         among us, who have the true faith, Spirit, understanding,
11   1        |           the pope, who has neither faith nor Spirit? That would be
12   1        |          would be to deny the whole faith and the Christian Church.
13   1        |          above, 24 and all have one faith, one Gospel, one sacrament,
14   1        |             incorrect in matters of faith? What becomes of the words
15   1        |         have all the same Spirit of faith"? Why, then, should not
16   1        |          perceive what squares with faith and what does not, as well
17   1        |          Scriptures, which rests on faith, and compel them to follow
18   1        |            espouse the cause of the faith, to understand and defend
19   1        |      because of the weakness of our faith in God. Christ Himself prophesied
20   1        |             we must cling with firm faith to the words of God, and
21   2        |             decisions in matters of faith. Now, however, there is
22 Prop1      |           affairs which concern the faith and holy life of Christians,
23 Prop1      |        nothing else than matters of faith and good morals, and leave
24 Prop1      |      sentences of ban or exile when faith or right life is not concerned.
25 Prop1      |           to the body, but they are faith and good works. ~Nevertheless
26 Prop1      |         intolerable injury of their faith in God. This is especially
27 Prop1      |           to the cause of Christian faith, but the courtiers have
28 Prop1      |             able to speak about the faith at all. This they proved
29 Prop1      |         shall matters which concern faith and the Church be decided
30 Prop1      |           so disgracefully with the faith. If they had less wealth
31 Prop1      |             to deal with matters of faith, as was the case in olden
32 Prop1      |             many mad laws, by which faith is weakened and Christendom
33 Prop1      |    Christians this false, seductive faith, and to restore a true understanding
34 Prop1      |          Nevertheless the Christian faith, which can well exist without
35 Prop1      |             their number, since the faith of Christ, which is alone
36 Prop1      |       instead of giving heed to the faith. Unless there are in the
37 Prop1      |             concern themselves with faith more than with the rules
38 Prop1      |           the prelates who have had faith and who founded the orders
39 Prop1      |     ignorance of God's works and of faith, immediately became idolatrous
40 Prop1      | understanding of God's works and of faith, and only torture themselves
41 Prop1      |            learned in the Christian faith, to rule it, for no other
42 Prop1      |          child! Let the man who has faith enough to venture this,
43 Prop2      |             sincerity, devotion and faith, hold a true vigil and mass
44 Prop2      |           without this devotion and faith. O dear Christians! God
45 Prop2      |            who do not hold the true faith, or who live in open sin;
46 Prop2      |             create a false, feigned faith, to weaken the parish churches,
47 Prop2      |           which we depart from true faith into new, false misbelief.
48 Prop2      |             the same baptism, Word, faith, Christ, God and all things? (
49 Prop2      |            baptism, his Gospel, his faith, his Christ and with God,
50 Prop2      |          and teach men to break the faith and fealty which they have
51 Prop2      |          commanded to keep oath and faith even with an enemy, and
52 Prop2  (47)|           prejudice of the catholic faith." On the whole matter of
53 Prop2      |          know that the violation of faith and of a safe-conduct is
54 Prop2      |         inform themselves about the faith of the Bohemians, and whether
55 Prop2      |             live in accordance with faith and with the Scriptures.
56 Prop2      |           Scriptures. For Christian faith and life can well exist
57 Prop2      |             it is not an article of faith that bread and wine are
58 Prop2      |           hand, it is an article of faith that in the natural bread
59 Prop2      |             they are not harmful to faith. On the other hand, if they
60 Prop2      |             if they had a different faith,61 I would rather have them
61 Prop3      |        Scriptures and the Christian faith are little taught, and the