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 1  1,1 |    particularly, inasmuch as the acceptance of the false teachings of
 2  1,2 |        its historic life for the acceptance of a higher Christian revelation.
 3  2,6 |       his internal knowledge and acceptance of the divinely ordained
 4  2,20|       God does not know Him. The acceptance of a false teaching about
 5  2,20|          17). Moreover, with the acceptance of falsehood, a person is
 6  2,20|       Church's Truth through the acceptance of some kind of false teaching.~
 7  3,9 | directions were corrupted by his acceptance of certain concepts put
 8  3,11|       life in the West after the acceptance of Christianity, one may
 9  3,12|          a self-conscious uneasy acceptance to outright denial. He adds
10  6,16|   divorced people who called for acceptance of their status on their
11  9,35|          his death? Is not man's acceptance of this lie the reason why