Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Fwd,3|          personal integrity. The reader is therefore asked not to
 2 Fwd,3|        is also important for the reader to understand that Orthodoxy'
 3 Fwd,4|                           4~ The reader should also be told that
 4 Fwd,4|         in a few places, let the reader not be discouraged, but
 5 Fwd,4| Apostolic times.~ The perceptive reader will observe that footnotes
 6 Fwd,4|         and that it can lift the reader's heart above this fallen
 7 Fwd,4|         revised redaction to the reader, a dilemma arose as to whether
 8 Fwd,5|                       5~Lest the reader dismiss the writer as an
 9  7,14|         authority. An individual reader, however sincere he might
10 11,4 |       when a priest and a single reader are without a choir and