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 1 Fwd,1|        Inc., 1963, p. 266]. The author took the course many years
 2 Fwd,1|   friends and co-workers of the author.~ Still later, it became
 3 Fwd,1|         making this change, the author rewrote large sections of
 4 Fwd,3|          non-polemical way. The author feels no irritation at all
 5 Fwd,4|      for presentation. However, author and title are generally
 6 Fwd,4|       of women are known to the author and are welcome to read
 7  1,1 |       its spread.~ Although the author of the textbook for this
 8  1,4 |                 4.~ Who was the author of this book?~ The Holy
 9  1,11|         of papal monarchy. This author's well researched findings
10  2,6 |         18). Moreover, the same author continues, if the Church
11  2,16|              16.~ What does the author of the textbook mean by
12  2,20|      pervert human thought? The author answers:~ ~[The devil] used
13  2,24|      Theology of the Icon. This author states that “the icon is
14  3,2 |                         2.~ The author of the textbook, as with
15  3,5 |    English, it is written by an author whose background is Anglican
16  3,5 |       Among these errors is the author's completely un-Orthodox
17  3,5 |        certainly not. What [the author] should have said is that
18  6,17|   defect no doubt traces to the author's non-Orthodox background.~
19  6,17|   Schism and taints it, for its author projects social, political,
20  6,17|    ultimately fails because its author, like other rationalistic
21  6,17|       of Etna observes that the author of the textbook apparently
22  6,18|         book, the perspicacious author made a number of irrefutable
23  6,18|        historical data. Had the author of the textbook mentioned
24  7,2 |          What, according to the author, was transformed by these
25  7,11|        entrusted to them by its Author [Ibid].~ ~Placing similar
26  7,13|  mystery. The Bible's principal author is God Himself, but it was
27  7,13|        prophets and Apostles to author the various books of the
28  7,14|         their entire faith. The author also observes that contemporary
29  7,21|    canon can never change.~ The author of the textbook is not unaware
30  7,21|         part of Tradition.~ The author's bone of contention is
31  7,21|      can never be changed.~ The author has in mind certain canons
32 11,3 | Orthodox Church, p. 272].~ ~The author of the textbook states that
33 11,3 |         political columnist and author, depicts the horrid state
34 11,4 |        should be noted that the author of the textbook occasionally