Chapter, Paragraph
1 Fwd,4| civilized world that was once fully Christian. It is hoped that
2 1,8 | originated when Rome was still fully united with Orthodoxy —
3 2,26| must be — and is — both fully God and fully man. The textbook
4 2,26| is — both fully God and fully man. The textbook goes on
5 2,26| the truth that Christ is fully God and fully man.~ ~
6 2,26| Christ is fully God and fully man.~ ~
7 2,27| Why must Christ be truly, fully God?~ For theosis to be
8 2,27| possible, Christ must be fully God since no one less than
9 2,28| Why must Christ be truly, fully man?~ Christ must also be
10 2,28| man?~ Christ must also be fully man so that human beings
11 2,32| Divinity and that He must be fully God, and they formulated
12 2,36| death. Christ, Who is both fully God and fully man, became
13 2,36| Who is both fully God and fully man, became a bridge between
14 3,13| Who is at the same time fully God and fully man.~ ~
15 3,13| same time fully God and fully man.~ ~
16 3,14| Christ Who is at once both fully God and fully man. It is
17 3,14| once both fully God and fully man. It is to suggest that
18 3,16| the Monophysites reject fully half of the Ecumenical Councils.
19 4,12| Seventh Ecumenical Council fully concurred. They stated that “
20 6,13| theology for the worse will be fully developed in chapter 8,
21 7,14| when all the West was still fully united to the Orthodox Church.
22 7,14| Renaissance popes, themselves fully supported this neo-paganism [
23 7,14| about in the West, once fully Orthodox Christian, it is
24 7,17| Orthodox Christianity and fully assimilated the Orthodox
25 9,39| though they will only be fully deified on the Last Day.
26 9,40| and people will only be fully deified on the Last Day.
27 10,6 | Godhead, though one, are fully personal. Also, the mutual
28 10,6 | Patriarchate of Rome was fully united when this Apostolic
29 10,7 | without sin, this is not fully the case with the Church'
30 10,22| answer our prayers, do not fully believe that He does hear
31 10,26| the West when it was still fully Orthodox Christian. Moreover,
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