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 1 Fwd,2|         godless one. During that period, and continuing into the
 2 Fwd,3|     unchanged from the Apostolic period. Thus, when an Orthodox
 3  1,1 |      number, signifying the long period until the Second Coming
 4  1,1 |        thousand years (the whole period) of Christ's reign with
 5  1,1 |         that for their sake that period will be shortened (cf. Mt
 6  1,16|        the end of the first main period of Christianity and marked
 7  2,6 |    Church did indeed cease for a period of time,~ ~...when Christ
 8  2,6 |    Orthodox Christian.~ This new period likewise became a time to
 9  2,36|       the textbook and with this period of Church history are given
10  4,6 |      great heresies of the first period of Church history. Iconoclasm
11  4,12|         of the ancient Christian period, and it began to employ
12  4,12|  philosophical direction of this period hymns man's egoism and powerfulness,
13  4,12|        since the early Christian period, icons had functioned as
14  4,17|      discussion of the Byzantine period of Church history would
15  4,17|       itself. It was during this period that the books of the Bible
16  4,17|     Secondly, it was during this period that the Holy Fathers explained
17  5,4 |     origins in the Old Testament period of the Church, when God
18  5,5 |    affairs of the late Byzantine period, and especially during the
19  5,8 |   Ninevites repented for a short period of time. Then, seeing that
20  6,2 |        all the Christians of the period, and for Europe's heathen
21  6,16|        Church also teaches — the period of torments can be shortened
22  6,16|       discussed below). When the period of torment ends, when the
23  7,11|         the end of the Apostolic period. In order to be consistent,
24  7,13|        was written within a time period of close to 1,500 years —
25  7,14|        was humanism. During this period, a “synthesis” was made
26  7,14|     Young writes concerning this period:~ ~We see this [“union”]
27  7,14|        14].~ ~During the ensuing period of the falsely-called Enlightenment,
28  7,14|          God). The Enlightenment period was rooted in a total rejection
29  7,14| worldview accelerated during the period of humanism. As Scholastic
30  7,14|       tares in the Enlightenment period, a movement appeared in
31  7,14|          immediate post-conquest period. Thus, with the disappearance
32  7,17|   seriousness. They proclaimed a period of fasting and intensive
33 10,28|  eternity as some kind of age or period — perhaps a long one, but
34 11,4 |        Sixth Hour represents the period from 12:00 noon to 3:00
35 11,4 |      although in its post-schism period, the West gradually came