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 1 I,A  |             3. The faith of the Christian: As just noted, every Christian
 2 I,A  | Christian: As just noted, every Christian is obliged to make his or
 3 I,A  |      must become the individual Christian's "I believe," whether spoken
 4 I,A  |         well. By baptism, every Christian becomes a "new creation" (
 5 I,A  |     continuing vocation of each Christian, as the "temple of the Holy
 6 I,A  |     divine glory (Jn 17:22-24). Christian initiation is the ground
 7 I,B  |         ordering of the Eastern Christian rites of initiation and
 8 I,B  |      initiation and the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults in
 9 I,B  |          from which the newborn Christian rises, and, as the place
10 I,B  |       womb" and "mother" of the Christian, the pool of the divine
11 I,B  |        the Holy Trinity, as the Christian's new birth, is given once
12 II,A |     simply invalid as an act of Christian initiation, deprived of
13 II,A |         challenges presented by Christian sectarianism in an age of
14 III,B|  differences in our practice of Christian initiation, and that it