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 1 Fwd,1|            and its maintaining the form of early Christian worship
 2 Fwd,3|      offers that faith in the pure form in which it was handed down
 3 Fwd,6|           it contrasts that purest form of Christianity with the
 4  1,1 |        down to our own days in the form of the Orthodox Church,
 5  1,1 |          head of the Church in the form of a Vicar of Christ on
 6  1,1 |           most virulent and deadly form of anti-Christianity the
 7  2,14|           forth in clearly written form for the guidance of all
 8  2,33|             That danger was in the form of attacks from false brothers
 9  2,33|             Monothelitism, a later form of Monophysitism, held that
10  3,5 |     dogmatized these claims in the form of papal infallibility until
11  3,19|       Monothelite heresy was a new form of Monophysitism. While
12  4,3 |      therefore saw all images as a form of latent idolatry.~ ~
13  4,12|         icons?~ Icons are a visual form of theology that accomplish
14  4,12|            love for God in visible form, the God-Man Jesus Christ.~
15  4,12|       transmitted by hearing, so a form through sight is imprinted
16  4,12|    transportable sanctuary, in the form of a tent. Inside the tabernacle'
17  4,12|          more mature religious art form.” [Two Paths... p. 15.]
18  4,12|            painting is the highest form of religious painting that
19  5,4 |          army of Christ, leading a form of life natural only to
20  5,4 |        Anthony's lifetime, another form of monastic life began to
21  5,7 |        under this name and in this form only in the fourth century,
22  6,15|         and Gallic — which did not form a part of the Roman Church.
23  7,9 |            simply because the only form of it they have generally
24  7,11|           many things in unwritten form. The former and latter are
25  7,11|       Tradition received a written form and is now preserved in
26  7,11|           in a completely definite form in Scripture, while others
27  7,11|            and differ on none, but form a harmonious melody in the
28  7,13|           to determine which books form a part of Scripture. And
29  7,14|         descended upon them in the form of tongues of fire. And
30  7,14|     descend visibly on them in the form of tongues of fire, they
31  7,14|          Aristotle. It is~ ~ ... a form of reasoning in which a
32  7,20|         words of the services that form a part of Tradition; all
33  7,20|          of each Christian. Canons form a part of Tradition.~ Section
34  7,21|           These canons, he claims, form part of Holy Tradition “
35  8,4 | communicates Himself to man in the form of deifying grace and divine
36  9,3 |          text) has the grammatical form of the plural number. Moreover,
37  9,3 |           plural.~ The same plural form of the name of God appears
38  9,3 |           offer doxology in triple form, saying, “Holy, holy, holy
39  9,15|        rebellion resulted in a new form of existence: disease and
40  9,15|            accepted in a mitigated form by the Roman Church) is
41  9,28|            Spirit descended in the form of tongues of fire to show
42  9,28|            descended, then, in the form of fire to show, on the
43 10,10|   confessions have “broken” in one form or another, directly or
44 10,10|           Church in its historical form; they themselves have cut
45 10,12|         and one and only authentic form.”~ As the branch theory
46 10,13|           he once was) in the pure form as it was handed down from
47 10,20|         death, only in a different form than here on earth, and
48 11,1 |            floor to kneel on and a form along the wall.... And in
49 11,4 |       services are celebrated in a form little changed since that
50 11,4 |           sermon, that is not some form of music. Church singing
51 11,4 |        either in longer or shorter form, in all the services. In
52 11,4 |           are also designed in the form of a Cross to signify that
53 Ep   |            lovers of God, having a form of godliness but denying