Part,  Chapter

 1 I,B  |       Baptism: It is our common teaching that baptism in water in
 2 I,B  |        our traditions, a common teaching and a common faith in one
 3 II,B |         tradition and perennial teaching of the Orthodox Church on
 4 III,A|         baptism. This identical teaching draws on the same sources
 5 III,A|  central element in this single teaching is the conviction that baptism
 6 III,A|    practice this same faith and teaching requires that we recognize
 7 III,A|   consistent with the perennial teaching of both churches. This teaching
 8 III,A| teaching of both churches. This teaching has been reaffirmed on many
 9 III,A|        has been constant in the teaching of the popes since the beginning
10 III,A|         accord with the earlier teaching and practice of antiquity
11 III,A|         tradition and perennial teaching of the Orthodox Church;
12 III,A|      those times. It is not the teaching of scripture, of most of
13 III,B|  dialogue and for the perennial teaching of the Orthodox Church;~