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 1  1,1 |   Rome had already made its decision to part ways and would not
 2  1,11|    words (not Peter's), the decision of the Council is written.
 3  1,13|    to have an authoritative decision by the Apostles and elders
 4  1,15|  This Council then made its decision known through letters to
 5  1,15|    to note here that when a decision has to be made, the Apostle
 6  1,15| asked for his single-minded decision, as if he were an “infallible”
 7  2,35|     faith “and afterwards a decision and a dogmatic definition
 8  2,35|     this regard that:~ ~The decision of an Ecumenical Council
 9  2,35|     as it was stated in the decision of the first Apostolic Council, “
10  7,19|    generally speaking, each decision of the Synods is called
11 10,19|   notes in this regard:~ ~A decision of the Orthodox Church is