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 1 Fwd,3|         confession of faith — not personal integrity. The reader is
 2 Fwd,5|         bring a soul into direct, personal communication with its Creator [
 3  2,35|    Councils, either through their personal presence or through their
 4  3,1 |   Vladimir Glindsky explains, the personal attribute of the Holy Spirit
 5  3,5 |           Church. Had any kind of personal primacy — aside from that
 6  5,7 |         ministry required a great personal sanctity, purity of heart,
 7  5,7 |           God, according to one's personal worthiness.”~ Eldership,
 8  6,15|   destroyed iconography; the new “personal” concept of sanctity (Francis
 9  7,14|        error if he trusts his own personal interpretations with regard
10  7,14|          as a principle their own personal understanding of faith from
11  7,14|           religion is a matter of personal choice. It is, in fact,
12  7,14|         doing the Lord's will” in personal matters. If they disagree
13  7,14|         heresy: novelty, arrogant personal opinion, and self-deception.~
14  7,19|        they also had in their own personal experience. The mind of
15  8,2 |        understanding, as do their personal relations with their fellow
16  8,9 |       principle of God's unity as personal, Roman Catholicism does
17  8,14|           Sabellius abolished the personal mode of existence of each
18  8,14|           principle of unity is a personal one, as opposed to that
19  8,14|      conceives God not so much in personal and concrete terms as it
20  8,14|          the Persons, but are the personal characteristics of the Father,
21  8,14|            Son, and Holy Spirit. “Personal characteristics do not constitute
22  8,14|        and reach the concrete and personal God, and how he can be united
23  8,15|          world He has made, He is personal — that is, Trinitarian,
24  9,15|          died without actual sin (personal sin), but who did not have
25  9,33|  repeatedly express the idea of a personal and organic union between
26  9,35|           always retains his full personal integrity, no matter how
27  9,35| themselves: they still keep their personal characteristics. When St.
28  9,42|           one of striving towards personal reconciliation with God
29 10,3 |          effect others. No sin is personal as it has social and universal
30 10,6 |        each one maintains his own personal identity in the same way
31 10,6 |    Godhead, though one, are fully personal. Also, the mutual indwelling
32 10,6 |          the Church, He is also a personal gift that each appropriates
33 10,14|          has not been a moment of personal and conscious renunciation
34 10,22|         know here. They know from personal experience how difficult
35 10,26|        impossible for her to have personal sin.~ Christians had never
36 10,26|     preserved by God's grace from personal sins, makes God unmerciful
37 10,27|       Adam. While Mary is without personal sin (since she did not imitate
38 11,3 |       even doctrine, but on their personal popularity or celebrity