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 1 Fwd,3|         would cross over to the fallen, sinful side of one's nature
 2 Fwd,4|       reader's heart above this fallen world so as to live in expectation
 3 Fwd,4|    given the awareness that our fallen world has dealt some very
 4  1,1 |         themselves off and have fallen away from the one and indivisible
 5  1,1 |  weaknesses and inclinations of fallen human nature, which seeks
 6  1,1 |        the Christian faith have fallen upon ancient Orthodox Christianity.~
 7  2,6 |        If the Church had indeed fallen into apostasy from the time
 8  2,19|         race from the start had fallen away from the divine life
 9  2,19|       embracing sin, and it had fallen under the power of death.
10  2,20|     project sinful qualities in fallen men onto God, Dr. Kalomiros
11  2,20|      characteristic features of fallen man, such as that God is
12  2,20|     Western tendency to ascribe fallen, sinful qualities to God
13  4,12|      parody of icons — that is, fallen, evil images, on TV and
14  4,12|         As he went on to state, fallen visual entertainment has
15  4,12| Christians, as pilgrims in this fallen world, should reverently
16  5,7 |        opportunity to raise the fallen, direct people from a false
17  5,8 |        was populated with poor, fallen and sinful people like ourselves.~
18  5,8 |  irreversibly hardened like the fallen angels.” That is, the human
19  5,8 |       struggle, to overcome our fallen nature [Ibid].~ ~Fr. Damascene
20  6,6 |        Rome, the first Rome had fallen to the barbarians, and it
21  6,6 |          or Constantinople) had fallen into heresy at the Council
22  6,6 |         the other two Romes had fallen.~ As one writer goes on
23  6,14|       which they themselves had fallen away [The First Canonical
24  6,15|       time to time, people have fallen away from the one indivisible
25  6,16|    However, upon those who have fallen away from it (such as the
26  7,14|    themselves eternally, having fallen into blasphemy by arbitrary
27  7,14|       heart to the Gospel, have fallen into fatal delusion. The
28  7,14|        me enough time.” This is fallen man speaking. And once man
29  7,14|          with its dependence on fallen human reason, is not to
30  7,14|         world as the papacy had fallen into the temptation of becoming
31  7,14|        the process in which the fallen human intellect came to
32  7,14| Protestantism gives priority to fallen human reason. The same human
33  7,14|        means what it says! With fallen human reason, Protestants
34  9,15|       nothing a man does in his fallen and unredeemed state can
35  9,15|         for Orthodoxy's view of fallen mankind is nowhere near
36  9,15|      thoughtlessness and having fallen away from God, turned out
37  9,17|   incarnate even if man had not fallen?~ It is the view of many
38  9,17|         that even had man never fallen, God in His love for mankind
39  9,42|      results from the sins of a fallen humanity, the old world
40  9,42|        was the product of man's fallen nature. The Holy Fathers
41  9,42|      moral evil spread from the fallen angels to people, and to
42  9,42|         time become lower, more fallen. God sees that men will
43 10,16|       in place of Judas who had fallen away (Acts 1). This rite
44 10,20|      worship for those who have fallen asleep in the faith: ancestors,
45 10,22|       the Hebrew people who had fallen into the sin of idol-worship
46 10,25|         creature, one without a fallen nature, a goddess and a
47 11,1 |       Roman Church had actually fallen away from ancient Apostolic
48 11,4 |  because they bring to mind the fallen world and the things of