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 1 33|   bread and wine with the same acts of adoration as they use
 2 37|                       External Acts of Adoration ~37. Thirdly,
 3 37|      as they surely must, that acts of worship (latria) are
 4 37|        constituted by external acts alone, but particularly
 5 37|     show reverence by the same acts of external adoration to
 6 37|      perform the same external acts of adoration as they are
 7 37|   external actions makes these acts suitable for the service
 8 37|     God. Consequently external acts of homage must be distinguished
 9 37|     art. 2). So we read in the Acts of the Apostles that when
10 37|       same doctrine: "External acts are not of their own nature
11 37|   Therefore, in these external acts, the distinction of the
12 37|    authority that the external acts described above as performed
13 37| entrance must be considered as acts and signs of a service of
14 38|         Therefore, the extemal acts of reverence displayed towards
15 61|      animals, and from blood" (Acts 15). But it is clear that
16 65|  strangled animals and blood" (Acts 15), Calmet states that
17 67|      man who observes Sabbaths acts in Jewish fashion: therefore
18 67|     flesh of strangled animals acts in Jewish fashion since
19 67|        If a man should perform acts for a different end and