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 1 2   |           individual and axiomatic truths of theChristian faith, the
 2 2   |            total of these salvific truths is described in the NewTestament
 3 2   |          Col. 2:8) and evenbetween truths which are useful in this
 4 2   |            axiomatic andindividual truths. They are fixed articles
 5 2   |            wehave the self-evident truths which are seminal and given
 6 2   |        which refers not to all the truths of the faith which are constantlypreached
 7 2   |        butonly to the most central truths which were triumphantly
 8 2(5)|     reception and confession ofthe truths of the faith by the faithful
 9 2   |           astraywhile teaching the truths of the faith, it is not
10 2   |          Therefore, inteaching the truths of the faith, the individual
11 2   |          so it is that thedogmatic truths formulated in Synodical
12 2   |       notin any way overshadow the truths of the word of God which
13 2   |         Firstly, dogmas are allthe truths which are taught by the
14 2   |          people. These may include truths which were not officiallydeclared
15 2   |            Secondly, dogmasare the truths of the faith which are extraordinarily
16 3   | anysubsequent development of these truths in the conscience of thefaithful,
17 3   |        then both the nature of the truths of faith aswell as the nature
18 3   |          light of thenature of the truths of the faith, namely the "
19 3   |            dogma, we mean that the truths of Divinerevelation are
20 3   |           ideashere. The first two truths (a) and (b) require no furtherexplanation,
21 3   |            for fundamentaldogmatic truths to be sensitively reformulated
22 3   |        underline certainastounding truths which can be easily derived