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 1 2 | living on earth He taught his doctrine and gave His laws, conversing
 2 3 |      by the profession of His doctrine, and the observance of His
 3 4 | unique in its essence, in its doctrine, in its origin, and in its
 4 7 |     by Christ~7. The heavenly doctrine of Christ, although for
 5 7 |  because of the nature of the doctrine itself and of the mysteries
 6 8 |       the multitudes heavenly doctrine by word of mouth; and He
 7 8 |      not merely to accept His doctrine as a whole, but to assent
 8 8 |       reject any point of the doctrine of Christ Himself. Truly
 9 8 |      and professing all their doctrine should likewise be perpetual
10 9 |       beliefs on any point of doctrine different from her own.
11 9 | certainly reject all Catholic doctrine: they abandoned only a tertian
12 9 |     nearly the whole cycle of doctrine, and yet by one word, as
13 9 |      degree from any point of doctrine proposed by her authoritative
14 9 |      about with every wind of doctrine by the wickedness of men,
15 9 |       Irenaeus too says: "The doctrine of the Apostles is the true
16 9 |      therefore clear that all doctrine which agrees with that of
17 9 |       who take from Christian doctrine what they please, lean on
18 9 |     church to guard Christian doctrine and to propagate it in its
19 9 |   strive, by the truth of its doctrine, to sanctify and to save
20 10|      10. But as this heavenly doctrine was never left to the arbitrary