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1 1|        authority is understood as being the powerwhich dogma produces
2 1| itscontent, and therefore without being completely identified with
3 2|          conscience of the person being saved in the context of"
4 2|        any risk or hesitation, as being the official position of
5 3|         of the validity of dogma. Being inthe salvific, theandric
6 3|          or malicious accusers as being asupposedly impious remnant
7 3|       whichdescribe the Bishop as being in the "place and form of
8 3|        consideredby the Church as being an equally valid path of