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 1 Fwd,4|            neutral” or “inclusive” language. This concern is common
 2 Fwd,4|            also because non-sexist language is becoming the preferred
 3 Fwd,4|          the other hand, inclusive language hinders clear writing and
 4 Fwd,4|          work. Moreover, inclusive language eliminates the possibility
 5 Fwd,5|         distinction of “exclusive” language is political, not linguistic.
 6 Fwd,5|        word human from the English language as well).~ The same linguistic
 7 Fwd,5|           She notes that inclusive language, which is about power and
 8 Fwd,5|        assumption that the present language is not inclusive.~ To no
 9 Fwd,5|           example is the Inclusive Language Lectionary of the Bible
10 Fwd,6|     through its use of traditional language. It bears emphasizing that
11  2,17|        Holy Fathers used apophatic language to demonstrate the incapability
12  2,33|           so forth. In theological language, hypostasis means being
13  4,17|        created a unity of dogmatic language; 2) added testimonies of
14  6,5 |               5.~ What problems of language made unity between Rome
15  6,5 |       Europe could read Greek, the language of the Byzantines. Similarly,
16  6,5 |   Byzantines could read Latin, the language of the Romans (even though
17  6,6 |           there was a considerable language barrier, and both nations
18  6,18|  scriptural passage.~ In the Greek language, the equivalent for Peter
19  6,18|            idiomate — “in whatever language” it may be published. As
20  7,14|           and “politically correct language.” In such an environment,
21  7,16|                     Other biblical language is found all through the
22  7,17|          Greek, which then was the language of all tribes and nations.
23  7,17|         Christ, the ancient Hebrew language that the Law and the major
24  7,17|      written in was already a dead language. The language then in use
25  7,17|       already a dead language. The language then in use in Palestine
26  7,17|          of Christ, Hebrew was the language only of the learned Scribes,
27  7,17|           and distributed Romanian language Bibles to the persecuted
28  7,17|        that it preserves the noble language and dignified cadence of
29  7,17|          have disappeared from the language or that convey a substantially
30  9,28|        times those who were of one language were confused and divided
31  9,28|            those who knew only one language received a multitude of
32 10,6 | independent in their use of native language, and partly in their outward
33 10,23|      consanguinity. As the Semitic language lacked a word for cousin,
34 10,25|           on this point. The Greek language distinguishes between latreia,
35 11,4 |         were performed in Latin, a language not understood by the people.
36 11,4 |           taught that music is the language closest to the soul, and
37 11,4 |       service books into the local language. As Archimandrite Luke of
38 11,4 |         sometimes incomprehensible language (Latin), the people found
39 11,4 |            the Church in their own language [“Nationalism, Russia, and
40 11,4 |  similarity between the liturgical language and the spoken language
41 11,4 |            language and the spoken language allows the congregation
42 11,4 |          Old Church Slavonic. This language is based on an Eastern South
43 11,4 |            an Eastern South Slavic language of which the modern South
44 11,4 |        ninth century as a literary language by two missionary brothers
45 11,4 |     Christianity to the Slavs in a language understandable to them.
46 11,4 |           In the Middle Ages, this language became, after Greek and
47 11,4 |            the third international language of Europe, and it developed
48 11,4 |          their Liturgies, and this language is used extensively in new