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 1 Fwd,2|         additionally goes on to point out, the Roman Catholic
 2 Fwd,3|         be just the opposite: a point of attraction. He explains
 3 Fwd,5|        abundantly clear on this point. For example, all the following
 4  1,1 |        to Orthodoxy, goes on to point out, “The division between
 5  1,1 |         cf. Mt 24:21-22). (This point is very important and must
 6  1,2 | birthday of the Church from the point of view that it was then
 7  1,11|       the early Church does not point to the office of a single
 8  2,20|      was tragic for men, to the point of helplessness, was that
 9  2,36|     feel was the most important point in this section of the textbook?~
10  2,36| textbook?~ The most significant point is that dealing with God'
11  3,22|     feel was the most important point brought forth in this section
12  3,22|  Councils. The most significant point concerns the immense importance
13  4,1 |        issues does the textbook point out?~ The struggle against
14  4,12|       to the Christian faith, a point emphasized by the Greek
15  4,12| inspired and beautiful from the point of view of aesthetics, nevertheless
16  4,12|         calls to attention this point, and at the same time it
17  4,12|         It is also necessary to point out that the strict prohibition
18  4,12|       However, as he goes on to point out, as the fundamental
19  4,18|        was the most significant point presented in this lesson?~
20  4,18|   lesson?~ The most significant point is that icons are sanctified
21  5,4 |      forth an extremely exalted point of view of this way of life.
22  6,15|      the root of the schism — a point under-emphasized in the
23  6,17|        to be the most important point made in this chapter?~ By
24  6,17|        Church. From an Orthodox point of view, the Cambridge University-educated
25  7,7 |   professor makes the important point that the term Tradition
26  7,9 |      Testament is clear on this point: the early Christians had
27  7,14|         as the only integration point, it undertook to create
28  7,14|       and this was the starting point of the teaching of the Franks
29  7,14|          the West is now at the point where it is ready to accept
30  7,16|         where they are the high point of the services.~·       
31  7,22|         been the most important point made in this chapter?~ Christ
32  7,22|         13). The most important point and the focus of this entire
33  8,10|       ages,” and the other at a point in time, in which He was
34  8,13|                    13.~ At what point did they draw the line,
35  8,14|     acknowledge that they had a point [Two Paths: Papal Monarchy —
36  8,14|      1438-39) — were careful to point out that the Spirit proceeds
37  8,15|        to be the most important point made in this section?~ The
38  9,15|   unbaptized children.~ Up to a point, Orthodoxy, Rome and classical
39  9,22|       textbook, and explain the point that the textbook is trying
40  9,26|      Paisius concludes that the point is not whether St. Seraphim
41  9,29|          11].~ ~And that is the point where Western theology is.
42  9,38|      page 238, and explain what point the textbook is seeking
43  9,39|   textbook draws attention to a point made in a former lesson:
44 10,10|        in 1054 (or at any other point in history); it is something
45 10,10|      This is not the issue. The point is that Christ founded only
46 10,13|    former Protestant goes on to point out, Christ was “exclusive”
47 10,14| careless lapse in an elementary point of theology in this matter,
48 10,20|       death, from the Christian point of view, ought not to break
49 10,25|  theology is very clear on this point. The Greek language distinguishes
50 10,29|      feel is the most important point in this chapter?~ This chapter
51 10,29|        such, its most important point concerns the purpose of
52 11,1 |         had reached its highest point in all phases of spiritual
53 11,4 |      they function as a meeting point between Heaven and earth.