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 1 Fwd,5|               exclusive” language is political, not linguistic. Fr. Patrick
 2 Fwd,5|         created by feminism. As this political interest group came into
 3 Fwd,5|            history and literature to political warfare carried on by other
 4 Fwd,5|          lines than any other single political interest group. For this
 5 Fwd,5| self-appointed theorists, “experts,” political agitators and other wardens
 6 Fwd,5|              shape the intellectual, political and social atmosphere of
 7  1,1 |             are finding that the old political and theological prejudices
 8  1,1 |             at his disposal the full political force of the pagan world,
 9  1,1 |            House of Russia was not a political act, but rather purely spiritual.
10  1,1 |           their souls).~ Even as the political structure of a united world
11  2,7 |            regarded as religious and political criminals in the Roman Empire.~ ~
12  2,10|            were in part economic and political, but which were also religious:
13  3,5 |            was determined not by the political but by the religious significance
14  3,5 |            interests, like any other political or temporal power).~ If
15  3,17|             the Nestorians was not a political one, as some scholars have
16  3,18|         above and beyond ideologies, political and economic. Martin writes
17  4,4 |          Although the instruments of political power were held by the Iconoclasts,
18  5,6 |      advocates of social justice and political reform. As Catholic monasticism
19  6,1 |            on, what was the state of political unity in the Roman Empire?~
20  6,1 |          unity in the Roman Empire?~ Political unity was in a state of
21  6,2 |            driven further apart, and political unity was never again restored
22  6,4 |             800 that would result in political conflict in the Roman world?~
23  6,4 |        become the greatest source of political and cultural alienation
24  6,4 |        emperor therefore refused the political recognition that Charlemagne
25  6,4 |             soon extended beyond the political field and into the cultural
26  6,6 |             upon completely separate political and cultural destinies.
27  6,6 |             you suggest the reason?~ Political, historical, cultural, linguistic
28  6,7 |             was due to the different political situations in the East and
29  6,7 |            to describe how a further political development reinforced this
30  6,7 |           initial divergence: in the political vacuum created by the barbarian
31  6,7 |             get involved in both the political and spiritual life of Western
32  6,7 |       monarch over the Church.~ As a political leader himself, the pope,
33  6,8 |       achievement of their ambitious political plans [Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy].~ ~
34  6,10|             the Byzantine state, his political adversary at that time,
35  6,15|              factors (historical and political) in the East and West that
36  6,17|           because of certain social, political and economic factors that
37  6,17|              author projects social, political, linguistic and cultural
38  6,17|          causes. This is not so, for political, cultural, economic and
39  7,2 |         marked by a series of sudden political and national breaks. A)
40  7,14|              Acting at the behest of political leaders, ecumenism seeks
41  9,28|            illumines reason, enables political order, and restrains the
42 11,3 |        one-man shows, mass hysteria, political correctness, egocentric
43 11,3 |        priest and a nationally-known political columnist and author, depicts