Chapter

 1 Fwd    |         were delivered, although two of the examples given in
 2 Fwd1991|    numbers are small, only about two percent of the population
 3 Intro  |          itself was divided into two parts, a part for the catechumens
 4 6      |          God is called Father in two senses: the moral and the
 5 8      |         He is equal to the other two Persons of the Holy Trinity,
 6 8      |    frequently refer to the other two Persons of the Holy Trinity,
 7 9      |     Father superior to the other two Persons of the Holy Trinity.
 8 11     |          is to say, cannot be in two places at the same time.
 9 12     |        world. He is comprised of two components: one, spiritual --
10 12     |      with the soul near God. The two, body and the soul, will
11 12     |        and the spirit of man are two different things. The followers
12 12     |          No. Man is comprised of two parts, not three. He is
13 12     |       woman complements man; the two complement each other. They
14 16     |         history was divided into two divisions -- before and
15 16     |        that is, one essence with two natures, the Godly and the
16 16     |       but one in essence." These two natures are unconfusedly
17 16     |      fourteen thousand children, two years and under, hoping
18 17     |           In Christ the God-man, two natures have been united:
19 17     |           not being divided into two persons, but His two natures
20 17     |        into two persons, but His two natures remaining unconfused."~
21 18     |          man and is God-man, His two natures remain distinct.
22 18     |        not absorb the other. The two natures are distinct and
23 18     |         nature, but one person." Two natures, one person.~His
24 20     |   attributes. We shall give only two examples.~"The Spirit of
25 20     |        and is equal to the other two Divine Persons. He is co-worshipped
26 23     |          is Catholic. This means two things: First, that it accepts
27 24     | compulsory sacraments, the first two, that is baptism and chrism,
28 26     |     receive the Holy Spirit. The two Scriptural passages that
29 30     |      joined to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh»?
30 30     |            So they are no longer two but one flesh" (Matthew
31 30     |       With these words of Christ two things are reaffirmed. First,
32 30     |          sacrament of matrimony, two elements are required. First,
33 33     |        order for this to happen, two things must come first: