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 1 Fwd,4|      used in the traditional and general sense of mankind, meaning
 2  1,1 |  imperial (monarchical) power in general. Concerning such power,
 3  1,2 | continues, saying that in a more general or inclusive sense, however,
 4  1,11|         question is subject to a general discussion, and the completion
 5  1,11|         of the Church Fathers or general councils settled doctrinal
 6  1,11|         exemplified by the early general councils. It is this model
 7  1,11|         the highest authority in general, is a council of bishops.
 8  2,2 |     Churches and by a subsequent general council.~ ~
 9  2,3 |          Council starts out as a general council — that is, a council
10  2,3 |        certified by a subsequent general council, the council is
11  2,10|          also summoned the first General Council of the Christian
12  2,12|        called together the first General Council?~ The textbook for
13  2,15|         textbook goes on to list general councils in which bishops
14  2,15|        Church. Included in these general councils are the Ecumenical
15  2,15|         the decisions reached in general councils are approved and
16  2,15|          bishops at a subsequent general council, the councils then
17  2,35|         the highest authority in general, is a council of bishops:
18  2,35|          Council starts out as a general council of bishops from
19  2,35|          that the decisions of a general council are overturned if
20  4,12|     Apostles, martyrs, saints in general, enjoy a higher level of
21  4,15|      sanctification of matter in general, the Iconoclasts denied
22  4,17|      being in agreement with the general catholic faith of the Church,
23  4,19|          how ancient heresies in general — and Iconoclasm in particular —
24  6,9 |         often synthesized at the General Councils, guided by the
25  6,10|        right not only to convoke general councils, but to amplify
26  6,17|     without some merit in giving general background information,
27  7,11| reinterpretations of it, and, in general, so as to avoid superficial,
28  7,14|          truly universal.~ ~This general rule will truly be applied
29  7,14|    European Protestantism, as in general the entire West, has replaced
30  9,28|        in the Church, there is a general ministry as well, one towards
31  9,28|    towards all creation. In this general ministry, the Holy Spirit
32  9,28|   salvation, activities that are general operations shared in by
33  9,28|      destroy itself. Additional “general operations” of the Holy
34  9,29|      ministry that involves both general and special activities —
35  9,42|         viruses and pathogens in general; of sporozoan parasites,
36 10,21|        company of angels, to the general assembly of the Church of
37 10,27|         indirectly shows that in general the veneration and worship
38 10,27| separation of the heart from the general bodily nature of the Lord
39 11,4 |         Sokolof explains that in general appearance, most Orthodox