Chapter, Paragraph
1 Fwd,6| being crucified. As one individual who became Orthodox expressed
2 1,1 | duty of Islam and of each individual Moslem to convert every
3 1,8 | happen only locally in each individual community gathered around
4 1,8 | Christ is present at each individual Eucharist celebration. Thus
5 1,10| with regard to a family or individual community). In fact, both
6 2,15| representing a wider area than individual Churches). The textbook
7 3,5 | ordination. Thus, if that individual secedes from the Church,
8 3,5 | power does not reside in the individual men who celebrate the Mysteries,
9 3,5 | rejects the possibility for an individual man to be infallible, no
10 3,18| ever return. While many individual Catholics convert to Orthodoxy
11 4,12| see what this remarkable Individual looked like, somehow he
12 6,9 | contribution which each individual Church center made to theology
13 6,13| the entire Church, and no individual part of the Church has the
14 7,12| statements of faith put out by individual bishops).~ ~
15 7,14| Scripture with authority. An individual reader, however sincere
16 7,14| Tradition. Otherwise each individual would have to interpret
17 7,14| meaning. Here we see how individual things were being viewed
18 7,14| importance of “particulars,” individual things over absolutes or “
19 7,14| the relative basis of an individual's viewpoint, the finite
20 7,14| s viewpoint, the finite individual ceases to have an ultimate
21 7,14| that give meaning to the individual's existence — after the
22 7,14| the humanist cult of the individual and its trust in human reason
23 7,14| subjective principle that each individual can interpret Scripture
24 7,14| are open to each separate individual independently of the Church.
25 7,14| independently of the Church. Every individual was thus promoted to the
26 7,14| superfluous when every Protestant individual becomes an infallible pope,
27 7,14| teachings conflict with the individual Protestant's own private
28 7,14| the reasoning power of the individual alone, Protestantism could
29 7,14| taken literally. In this way individual Protestants arrogate to
30 7,14| answer depended upon an individual's particular affiliation,
31 7,14| Scriptures, it is not for an individual to strive for originality
32 7,18| those of local councils of individual bishops are always liable
33 7,20| by local councils, and by individual bishops. They deal with
34 7,21| constantly changing and individual situations are infinitely
35 8,2 | practical importance for each individual Christian. All people are
36 8,7 | examined here.~ First, no individual part of the Church has any
37 8,14| Church, and in the lives of individual Christians.~ The consequences
38 9,3 | promulgated dogmas concerning the individual attributes of the Persons
39 9,39| the normal goal for each individual Christian without exception.
40 10,3 | salvation. Damnation is an individual matter: those damned to
41 10,3 | universal dimensions. An individual's sins erodes the likeness
42 10,7 | perfect and sinless, yet its individual members often misuse their
43 10,10| the Church, not to the individual person, and can be bestowed,
44 10,11| ended, conversely, when an individual member severs communion
45 10,12| doctrinal principles not only of individual Christian creeds, but of
46 10,14| nations be saved, but each individual soul. A simple Indian, believing
47 10,15| a whole cannot err, her individual members, individual gatherings
48 10,15| her individual members, individual gatherings and groups, and
49 10,15| Infallibility resides in no individual in the Church save Christ
50 10,16| whole is infallible, no individual member of it is infallible,
51 11,2 | Theotokos, the saints, and the individual members of that particular
52 11,3 | most basic prerequisite for individual repentance, seems to have
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