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1 2|           and praxis", "custom and character" or as a "way oflife" in
2 2|         However, as the triumphant character of theformulations may impress
3 2| inalienable sacredness and binding character for thefaithful - whether
4 2|         therefore have acollective character which guarantees the presence
5 3|    thesacredness and the inviolate character of dogma in the midst of
6 3|            liesin its Theanthropic character.~To avoid fatal confusion,
7 3|            moral force and binding character of dogma, but ratherthe "
8 3|          The purely Christological character of the office of the Bishop