Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Fwd,1|           themselves what kind of historical connection does their particular
 2 Fwd,1|       First, there is an unbroken historical consecration of the bishops
 3 Fwd,6|           initial glimpse of true historical Christianity that never
 4  1,1 |      Christian heresy, having its historical roots in the very areas
 5  1,1 |          the bishops of important historical sees. Pope was not a designation
 6  1,1 |      circle concept refers to the historical development that began with
 7  2,6 |    therefore, not — as prevailing historical theories would have it —
 8  2,22|           grammatical, verbal and historical meaning; 2) allegorical
 9  2,36|        earth and the spreading of historical Christianity roused against
10  3,5 |      approval. There is simply no historical date to support such a view.~
11  5,8 |        ignoring the prophets. The historical books of the Old Testament,
12  6,6 |           the reason?~ Political, historical, cultural, linguistic and
13  6,15|          non-theological factors (historical and political) in the East
14  6,15|        any age may be affected by historical events, the Church is not.
15  6,17|        down in the details of the historical minutiae of the event until
16  6,17|         the larger picture of the historical event, which is the goal
17  6,17|       event, which is the goal of historical inquiry.~ As noted, an Orthodox
18  6,17| importance to secondary causes to historical events, thinking that they
19  6,17|  wilderness:~ ~The real cause [of historical events] is the soul and
20  6,17|          guiding principle in the historical unfolding of the Orthodox
21  6,18|      world as one of the greatest historical scholars in Europe, and
22  6,18|           impossible to defend by historical data. Had the author of
23  7,14|       From Its Orthodox Roots: an Historical Overview, pp. 13-14].~ ~
24  7,14|   explained about heresies, these historical developments show that the
25  7,14|           modern man.”~ Such is a historical overview of how Christianity
26  9,42|       only explanation can be the historical actuality of Paradise and
27 10,10|            with the Church in its historical form; they themselves have
28 10,10|           away, all the same have historical ties of blood with her;
29 10,14|          know where the [visible, historical and one true] Church is,
30 10,16|         there must be an unbroken historical consecration of the hierarchy
31 11,3 |          Most Protestants have no historical liturgical prayers. They
32 11,3 |         fragments — echoes of the historical Christian past — but these
33 11,3 |         flotsam and jetsam of the historical faith, washed upon the modern
34 11,3 |       tools of the faith that the historical [Orthodox] Church has at
35 11,3 |         but simply a statement of historical fact. The Church's practices
36 11,3 |         liturgical worship of the historical Church, even the so-called