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 1 Fwd,4|       idea that human beings are free to construct their own faith. (
 2  1,1 |       terms of Satan's being set free from his temporary bondage,
 3  1,2 |       Church is a society of all free, intelligent beings, both
 4  4,12|         path — along the path of free creativity, independent
 5  4,12|     Church and its enactments. A free attitude toward Church ideas
 6  5,8 |         s why God has created us free like He is; that's why He
 7  6,8 |         The Church cannot become free of subordination to laymen
 8  6,8 |         if clerics do not become free of their wives. With the
 9  6,8 |         only a priest completely free of all familial and civil
10  6,16|      workers. The laity, at last free of Western Christian traditions,
11  7,5 |     delivered to us, and keep it free from blemish and diminution,
12  7,14|          realize that we are not free to interpret the divinely
13  7,14|  Tradition in 1054, the West was free to pursue its search for
14  7,14|          manner and came to feel free to mix the divinely revealed
15  7,17| translations have been preserved free from corruption in the Orthodox
16  7,17|   Scriptures have been preserved free from corruption by God's
17  7,17|         bears repeating, remains free from corruption.~ The prefatory
18  7,20|           an iconographer is not free to adapt or innovate as
19  9,3 |        qualities of rationality, free will, and man's sense of
20  9,12|       understanding of grace and free will.~ Orthodoxy believes
21  9,12|          the matter of grace and free will in different terms,
22  9,12|       ascribes too much to man's free will, and too little to
23  9,13|          cooperation between the free will of man and the purpose
24  9,14|           God's gifts are always free gifts, and man can never
25  9,15|   original sin). God gave Adam a free will either to accept or
26  9,15|          s teaching on grace and free will is not in harmony with
27  9,15|          God, he still retains a free will, however restricted
28  9,15|     believes that man retained a free will after the fall and
29  9,23|         of the devil and set man free. On the tree He triumphed
30  9,35|       that the saints lose their free will, but that when deified,
31  9,38|        evil, nor does it seek to free the soul from it. According
32  9,39|          those who have remained free from corruption.~ (4) Theosis
33  9,39|      universe itself will be set free from its bondage to corruption
34  9,42|        coarse substitute for the free creativeness that Adam and
35 11,4 |         the sanctuary and stands free from the eastern wall. Upon