Chapter, Paragraph
1 1,1 | patriarch of the West, whose authority consisted of jurisdiction
2 1,1 | refusal to recognize papal authority, but of Roman Catholicism'
3 1,1 | spiritual, but also to temporal authority, were representatives of
4 1,1 | Church — spoke about the authority of bishops in the following
5 1,1 | religion.” Now regarding the authority of the Roman Caesars as
6 1,1 | and asserted an absolute authority and universal domination
7 1,1 | the Holy Spirit and Roman authority [“In Memory of Tsar-Martyr
8 1,1 | Spirit and that of Roman authority, comment is needed on both.
9 1,1 | against lawful government authority and deprive themselves of
10 1,1 | withholds — that is, the Roman authority. He writes:~ ~What are the
11 1,1 | Kronstadt taught about royal authority: “By means of sovereigns
12 1,1 | midst, because of autocratic authority (that is, the benevolent
13 1,1 | earth as long as autocratic authority shall exist.” [Op. cit.,
14 1,1 | the shoulders of the Roman authority, then resident in Constantinople,
15 1,1 | having received autocratic authority from Byzantium, were successors
16 1,1 | necessary to destroy that authority. Archbishop Averky (+1976)
17 1,1 | longer is there any earthly authority to hinder him. 1918, the
18 1,10| not tenable.~ One eminent authority, Protopresbyter Michael
19 1,11| no bishop had absolute authority over any other. The Church
20 1,11| where all bishops share authority) is based on divine law.
21 1,11| that the highest organ of authority in the Church, and the highest
22 1,11| Church, and the highest authority in general, is a council
23 2,19| sins, and He abolished the authority that the devil had acquired
24 2,19| equal with the Father in authority and honor (Jn 5:17-24).
25 2,35| The highest organ of authority in the Church, and the highest
26 2,35| Church, and the highest authority in general, is a council
27 2,35| permanent and irrevocable authority. The Ecumenical Councils
28 2,35| Council is the highest earthly authority of the Holy Church of Christ,
29 3,5 | Councils but would not impose authority. However, the popes were
30 3,5 | the West, he had no more authority than that granted to any
31 3,5 | 604), misunderstanding the authority assumed by the bishop of
32 3,5 | clearly points out that actual authority in the Church is shared
33 3,5 | correct understanding of the authority of bishops — an understanding
34 3,5 | Gregory's opposition to papal authority is well documented, and
35 3,5 | maintain that sacramental authority resides in the person of
36 3,5 | and clergy receive their authority. If any clergyman separates
37 3,18| other bishops under its authority — that is, the idea of papal
38 4,12| their daily devotions. One authority writes of this find:~ ~Why
39 4,17| the structure of Church authority, it was Orthodox bishops,
40 6,7 | Ages, arrogated imperial authority to himself and assumed the
41 6,7 | increase the scope of their authority, thereby establishing the
42 6,7 | is inconsistent with the authority of Christ both in Heaven
43 6,8 | With the rise of papal authority, a striving naturally had
44 6,10| claiming that it had doctrinal authority on its own. As papal apologists
45 6,13| institution empowered with such authority was another Ecumenical Council.
46 6,13| biblical and ecumenical authority.~ Secondly, from the theological
47 6,15| possession of supreme state authority on this territory.~ ~This
48 6,15| ascetic ideal and secular authority appeared as a dangerous
49 6,15| local Churches to their authority, which had previously appeared
50 6,15| task of strengthening their authority in those Western Churches —
51 6,15| themselves: great was the authority of Rome in these former
52 6,15| subordinating them to their authority all the more easily, inasmuch
53 6,15| order to substantiate their authority, if not dogmatically, then
54 6,15| on faith and enjoyed the authority of authenticity in the course
55 6,15| to accept the “universal authority” of the pope. Beyond this
56 6,16| false teaching of universal authority. As the introduction to
57 6,18| of heresy in denying the authority of the popes in their pronouncements
58 7,8 | permanent and irrevocable authority, one that is not subject
59 7,9 | people who recognize the authority of Sacred Scripture regard
60 7,9 | Sacred Tradition and gives authority to it.~ What makes the tradition
61 7,11| Holy Fathers to be of equal authority.~ ~As St. Basil the Great
62 7,13| Bible ultimately derive its authority?~ The Bible was written
63 7,13| Bible ultimately derives its authority from the Orthodox Church,
64 7,14| interpret Holy Scripture with authority?~ The Apostle Peter warns
65 7,14| interpret Holy Scripture with authority. An individual reader, however
66 7,14| necessary to add to it the authority of ecclesiastical interpretation?...
67 7,14| Christianity and from the authority of Sacred Apostolic Tradition
68 7,14| Bible alone was the supreme authority. This idea was likewise
69 7,14| mythology and legend.” The only authority left for such as these is
70 7,14| Apostolic or otherwise, has any authority over them regarding its
71 7,14| its inspiration, of its authority and its profitability, still,
72 7,14| the name of exalting their authority.~ ~We must read the Bible;
73 7,17| Peshitta holds the same authority as the Septuagint holds
74 7,17| are honored with far more authority than the Hebrew original.~
75 7,17| translations hold greater authority with Orthodox Christians
76 7,17| century chose to accept the authority of the Jewish council in
77 7,18| council obtain ecumenical authority?~ The Ecumenical Councils
78 7,18| come to acquire ecumenical authority — that is, a universal authority
79 7,18| authority — that is, a universal authority similar to that possessed
80 7,19| which obtained ecumenical authority and inclusion in the Synodikon
81 7,19| expressed with conciliar authority.~ The metropolitan also
82 8,14| the principles of worldly authority and juridical law. And where
83 8,14| is overemphasis on papal authority.~ East and West's two differing
84 9,28| will not speak of His own authority, but whatever He hears He
85 10,1 | 23; Col 1:18). In giving authority to His Apostles before His
86 10,6 | Church between freedom and authority. There is unity, but never
87 10,6 | claim to exercise) absolute authority over the others.~ Lastly,
88 10,11| from the imposition of authority from a supreme pontiff,
89 10,16| spiritual gifts and a special authority. Appearing to them after
90 10,16| 20:21), testify that this authority of pastorship is inseparably
91 10,16| that even though a bishop's authority is fundamentally that of
92 10,17| limitation of the bishop's authority does the textbook mention?~
93 10,17| Rome's bishop had no more authority than that granted to any
94 10,26| the new dogma by his own authority, even though he did listen
95 11,3 | their respect for Apostolic authority. Outside the more liturgically
96 11,3 | self-appointed personalities whose authority to teach, baptize or serve
97 Ep | the insubordination to authority and a massive growth of
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