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 1 Fwd,1|       individuals. In making this change, the author rewrote large
 2 Fwd,3|          this day.~ Still another change from the Apostolic practice
 3 Fwd,3|    diagram above). In making this change, Roman Catholics no longer
 4 Fwd,5|       real goal of forcing social change, carries the false assumption
 5  1,1 |       straight succession without change from the age of the Apostles.
 6  5,4 |           also, the technological change during the last century
 7  5,8 |         opportunity to repent and change their ways. This lesson
 8  6,8 |         the twelfth century. This change runs contrary to Christ'
 9  6,8 |           works. Moreover, Rome's change went against the universal
10  6,8 |          the ultimate aim of this change was to show in the very
11  6,8 |  Papadakis writes concerning this change: “Behind the campaign for
12  6,9 |       filioque to the Creed. This change of wording in the Creed
13  6,9 |       Rome took it upon itself to change the Creed without consulting
14  6,15|      popes. It entailed a radical change not only in the status,
15  6,15| manifestations of this remarkable change in the West: the beginnings
16  6,15|          forth. The cause of this change is something that cannot
17  6,16|        the ability of the soul to change its own status disappears.
18  6,16|        Christians slowly began to change and deviate from the pure
19  7,3 |          Churches have refused to change anything and have stuck
20  7,11|          the priest utters at the change of the bread and wine of
21  7,11|          inasmuch as God does not change), and that Tradition is
22  7,11|      there should be a continuous change, revision and replacement
23  7,11|          Roman Catholics] dare to change what cannot be changed?
24  7,11|       saints” (Jude 1:3) does not change. Thus, if something is at
25  7,14|      entailed nothing less than a change of religion for England —
26  7,14|          religion for England — a change from the Orthodox Christianity
27  7,21|           kind of canon can never change.~ The author of the textbook
28  8,14|        does not have the right to change it without the consent of
29  8,14|          if Rome wishes to make a change in the Creed, then an Ecumenical
30  9,35|          into power. They need to change the consciousness of mankind
31  9,39|   annihilation, but in a complete change and renewal of it. The Fifth
32 10,20|        the dead themselves cannot change their lot or about the condition
33 10,26|           to himself the right to change the teaching of the Roman
34 10,28|          affirm that God does not change, may well ask how in that
35 10,28|         won God over and made Him change, but that through our actions
36 Ep   |         People's appearances will change, and it will be impossible
37 Ep   | Christians and of the Church will change. Falsehood and greed will