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 1 Fwd,2|       at the Apostolic Council held at Jerusalem, that he had
 2 Fwd,3| Christianity from the faith it held prior to 1054.~ It is also
 3 Fwd,6|   cultural backwater. The East held for of the five Patriarchates —
 4 Fwd,6|   Ecumenical Councils were all held in the East, with an overwhelming
 5  1,1 |    beliefs from the people who held them. In the same way, Orthodoxy
 6  1,1 |   addition, the bishop of Rome held a position as patriarch
 7  1,1 |   perhaps the co-founder) ever held any actual primacy in the
 8  1,1 |     that the Church has always held since the time of the Apostles,
 9  2,6 |       First Ecumenical Council held at Nicaea, as well as the
10  2,33|       of Christ's humanity and held that He was not truly man.
11  2,33|   later form of Monophysitism, held that although Christ has
12  3,5 |      Fourth Ecumenical Council held at Chalcedon. Moreover,
13  3,5 |       Christian Church in Rome held an actual primacy in the
14  3,5 |     what the Church has always held, the Latin Church came to
15  3,6 |       Third Ecumenical Council held?~ The Third Ecumenical Council
16  3,6 |   Third Ecumenical Council was held at Ephesus in 431.~ ~
17  4,4 |        of political power were held by the Iconoclasts, who
18  4,12|       the time when Christians held their services in the catacombs,
19  5,8 |     the honor in which man was held. If he kept the commandment,
20  6,16|       At the Apostolic Council held at Jerusalem (cf. second
21  7,11|   local synods which have been held continuously since the days
22  7,14|   doctrine is binding which is held “everywhere, always, and
23  7,14|       did not, and mankind was held fast in the grip of humanism.
24  7,20|         a special reverence is held for the Three Great Hierarchs:
25  7,20|    formally defined, are still held by the Church with an unmistakable
26  8,14|   Orthodox if Western theology held that there were two independent
27  9,15|  Augustine (and thus the West) held that man fell from a state
28 10,10|      position he may once have held within it; he leaves with
29 10,10|        is true even if he once held some high office like a
30 10,10|   person, and can be bestowed, held and exercised solely within
31 10,10|    Church of Christ has always held and taught. This is not
32 10,21|        the Orthodox Church has held the teaching of the invocation
33 10,23|   others before and after him) held that after Christ's birth,
34 10,25|    Church in 1054. One view is held by the Reformed Churches,
35 10,25|       with what the Church has held since the time of the Apostles.
36 10,26|   Christ, which faith has been held up to now unaltered and
37 10,26|     Church, and which had been held by the Holy Fathers. Excerpts
38 11,4 |     Holy Gifts. Today they are held by the deacons over the