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 1 2 |      lies beyond the limits of nature, that is to say, for the
 2 3 |      soul and body is to human nature. The Church is not something
 3 3 |    wholly in His visible human nature, which Photinians and Nestorians
 4 3 |        in the invisible divine nature, as the Monophysites hold,
 5 3 |       whence spring their very nature and essence. But since the
 6 3 |     when we are asked what its nature is, the main thing is to
 7 4 |    judging and determining the nature of this unity many have
 8 4 | several communities similar in nature, but in themselves distinct,
 9 4 |       of things indivisible by nature, though heretics try to
10 6 |    many are deceived, that the nature and character of this unity
11 7 |        not only because of the nature of the doctrine itself and
12 9 |      teaching? For such is the nature of faith that nothing can
13 9 |      the Church as to the very nature of faith, when they decreed
14 10|       as divine grace is above nature, as immortal blessings are
15 11|      Founded by Christ~11. The nature of this supreme authority,
16 12|     foundation. Now the proper nature of a foundation is to be
17 15|        so bound. For it is the nature and object of a foundation
18 15|      Vatican Council as to the nature and authority of the primacy
19 16|     explained sufficiently its nature, and pointed out the way