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 1 Fwd,6|     humanistic systems and strange ideas that you have picked up
 2 Fwd,6|            develop new theological ideas, new truths, and new understandings,
 3  1,1 |          introduce new and foreign ideas into the faith. (The words
 4  1,1 |           think). One of the false ideas was that of the supremacy
 5  1,1 |     Renaissance, which mixed pagan ideas with Christianity, and finally
 6  1,1 |       Christian to hold chiliastic ideas as private opinions after
 7  2,6 |  whatsoever in it, not only in its ideas, but also in its words,
 8  2,17|        they excluded certain false ideas about them so that people
 9  2,35|  whatsoever in it, not only in its ideas, but also in its words,
10  4,2 |         influenced by what outside ideas?~ The Iconoclasts were influenced
11  4,2 |            Nestorianism and by the ideas of the Judaizers.~ ~
12  4,12|            subjective feelings and ideas of a painter, and oftentimes
13  4,12|        free attitude toward Church ideas and a mixing of Church traditions
14  4,13|          from Nestorianism and the ideas of the Judaizers. The prefatory
15  4,19| combination of Moslem/Aristotelian ideas and Gnosticism. Luther and
16  5,8 |      idolatrous worship of its own ideas and passions.~ Byzantium
17  6,8 |            p. 37]. Adding to these ideas, Protopriest Victor Potapov
18  6,17|      governing factor, but various ideas which get into people's
19  7,14|     revelation rather than our own ideas. We must interpret the Scriptures
20  7,14| Renaissance fascination with pagan ideas. Among those pagan ideas
21  7,14|           ideas. Among those pagan ideas was that of rationalism —
22  7,14|          to understand Aristotle's ideas, which Aquinas transformed
23  7,14|          at universal and absolute ideas that give meaning to the
24  7,14|         This is the Truth.”~ These ideas find fertile ground in the
25  8,7 |          changes whatsoever in its ideas or its words, either by
26  9,26|       explains that St. Seraphim's ideas are to be seen in the homilies
27  9,35|            presented its religious ideas as something conceived by
28  9,35|           New Age teachings. These ideas have permeated all spheres
29  9,38|           from pre-Christian Greek ideas, and the first quote is
30  9,42|             A History of Religious Ideas, vol. 1, pp. 63-64]. Among
31  9,42|            true faith with demonic ideas, thus giving birth to pagan
32 10,3 |            alone.~ Adding to these ideas, Archimandrite Panteleimon
33 10,4 |            Orthodox and Protestant ideas of the Church.~ Protestantism
34 10,26|         lengthy refutations of the ideas behind the doctrine of the
35 10,26|     clearly testify that the false ideas of the Immaculate Conception
36 11,4 |      Pomazansky expresses the same ideas in his remarks that:~ ~The