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 1 Fwd,2|      explain its fraudulent papal claims in the face of a growing
 2 Fwd,2|       clergy and laity that these claims are impossible to defend.~
 3 Fwd,2|       struggled with Rome's papal claims. When he asked the seminary'
 4 Fwd,2|       seminary's rector if Rome's claims were valid, the rector replied
 5 Fwd,2|           the matter of its papal claims, which of the two Churches
 6  1,1 |       Catholicism's unjustifiable claims.” [Orthodoxy and Catholicism:
 7  1,1 |     dangerous to it (#24), and it claims that it is pernicious to
 8  1,1 | misinterpretation of 1 Thes 4:17, claims that Christians will be
 9  1,11|  appealing to an infallible pope. Claims of infallibility by a single
10  3,5 |          of Rome raised excessive claims to an absolutism not recognized
11  3,5 | Carolingians that initiated papal claims to tremendous worldly power
12  3,5 |     itself never dogmatized these claims in the form of papal infallibility
13  3,5 |            Concerning these false claims, St. John of Kronstadt stated
14  6,9 |     harmonious system?~ (1) Papal claims of universal jurisdiction
15  6,14|  denominations that have rendered claims of absolute truth ludicrous
16  6,15|           becoming Orthodox, Rome claims that nothing essential separates
17  6,15|         the Roman Catholic Church claims to be the true Church, it
18  6,16|                16.~ How did papal claims and the idea of papal infallibility
19  6,16|         pretensions and heretical claims about its own bishop, starting
20  6,18|          all defense in its papal claims. For this reason, the subject
21  6,18|  advancing the falsehood of papal claims. Finally, however, in the
22  6,18|          utterly fraudulent papal claims in the face of a growing
23  6,18|      laity and clergy — that such claims are altogether false and
24  6,18|   importantly — that Rome's papal claims, like all lies, have their
25  7,14|         common is that each group claims to rightly understand the
26  7,21|        various.” These canons, he claims, form part of Holy Tradition “
27  8,14|          of 1054 — those of papal claims and the filioque — are very
28  9,14|        and man can never have any claims upon his Maker. But man,
29 10,10|        Office of the Inquisition) claims that “the fullness of means
30 10,13|       does not hold its exclusive claims out of arrogance, but out
31 10,25|         48), Protestantism, which claims to be based “on the Bible,”