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 1  1,1 |         Jewish relative Varakh, who taught him the Old Testament and
 2  1,1 |          the Apostle Paul who first taught Christianity in Rome. However,
 3  1,1 |      renounce Christ, as experience taught us during the French Revolution.
 4  1,1 |         righteous John of Kronstadt taught about royal authority: “
 5  2,12|         Father. While Arius falsely taught that the Son of God was
 6  2,33|         building in that it falsely taught that the Son was inferior
 7  3,11|     theological centers of the time taught wrongly, which one of them
 8  3,16|                    16.~ This heresy taught falsely concerning what
 9  3,18|          invented in 1870 and still taught by the Roman Catholic Church
10  4,2 |                       2.~ Those who taught against holy icons may have
11  4,12|             the centuries they have taught Christians how to know and
12  5,4 |             The Fathers, he states, taught that monastics are those
13  6,8 |             teach and those who are taught appeared, while in the sacramental
14  6,16|         Orthodox theology as Christ taught it, the Apostles lived it,
15  6,16|          Council were now no longer taught.~ ~/.../ Towards the end
16  6,18|     successors. St. John Chrysostom taught that “the rock on which
17  7,7 |           traditions which you were taught by us, either by word of
18  7,11|       traditions which ye have been taught, whether by word, or our
19  7,11|       Athanasius the Great: “I have taught according to the Apostolic
20  7,11|            The things of the Church taught and enacted by the Holy
21  7,14|              Essentially, Aristotle taught the importance of “particulars,”
22  7,14|          what the Church has always taught.”~ Fr. John Whiteford comments
23  7,14|           would most assuredly have taught that doctrine. However,
24  7,14|          However, none of them ever taught any such thing. Thus, Fr.
25  7,14|          only is sola Scriptura not taught in the Bible, but it is
26  7,21|             blood for, and which it taught through the Holy Apostles
27  8,14| manifestations. That is, he falsely taught that the same God appeared
28  9,3 |          Persons. His Holy Apostles taught the Christians the worship
29  9,15|          The idea of original guilt taught by Augustine (and which
30  9,15|           Also, Orthodoxy has never taught that unbaptized infants,
31  9,28|   interconnected. As St. Athanasius taught in this regard, “The Word
32  9,29|          Seraphim of Sarov likewise taught of the necessity of theosis
33 10,7 |            The Council of Chalcedon taught that the Son of God must
34 10,10|          Apostles and early Fathers taught and which the Ecumenical
35 10,10|            the principles they were taught and consider to be “Church
36 10,10|          Christ has always held and taught. This is not the issue.
37 10,12|           High Church Anglicans and taught that the Christian Church
38 10,13|    everything Protestants have been taught about the nature of the
39 10,15|          faith accurately, at times taught things which were in error.
40 10,15|        heretics is that the Fathers taught these things in innocence,
41 10,23|            Holy Fathers have always taught that “God became man so
42 10,26|           false teaching. Augustine taught that the guilt of Adam and
43 10,27|              as the Holy Church has taught from the beginning, let
44 10,28|     exceeding greatness. The saints taught that the “fire” of hell
45 11,4 |          Himself.~ The Holy Fathers taught that music is the language