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 1 Fwd,1|          be turned into a book in question and answer format for these
 2  1,1 |          come a full circle?~ The question refers to the historic Church
 3  1,1 |        full circle concept in the question refers to the complete cycle
 4  1,11|           this first Council, the question is subject to a general
 5  1,15|           15.~ What was the major question debated at the first Council
 6  2,35|     Scripture which touch a given question, and b) thus testifying
 7  3,17|   argument rooted in the profound question on the nature of Christ [“
 8  4,17|         Councils, who settled the question of the canon. The Church
 9  4,19|   theology. Needless to say, this question is outside the purview of
10  5,8 |          of the pope.~ Still, the question remains — how is it that
11  6,9 |           papal primacy is beyond question. On June 9, 2000, the pope
12  7,7 |        sense is used exclusively. Question seven indicates that the
13  7,9 |         to the second part of the question, both the Old Believers
14  7,14|          were struggling with the question of truth. Unfortunately,
15  7,14|          thinking through a given question or concept. There is no
16  7,14|        and Polycarp, if we have a question about the writings of the
17  7,17|         the important points, the question arises why the Greek and
18  8,7 |     understanding of the filioque question.~ As noted in an earlier
19  8,8 |          textbook's answer to the question, “But if each of the three
20  8,10|                       10.~ In the question of the Holy Trinity, what
21  8,14|        source of the Godhead, the question arose among the Orthodox
22  8,14|        essential concern with the question of whether or not God exists.
23  8,14| peripherally, is dedicated to the question of God's existence. Even
24  8,14|   theology is largely tied to the question of God's existence.~ To
25  9,28|        one outside the purview of question 28. In addition to the special
26  9,42|         biblical teaching in this question are the most ancient traditions
27  9,42|           of man's fall.~ Another question concerned the explanation
28  9,42|         myth) as “gods.”~ Another question was how man's primordial
29  9,42|           recent times.~ The last question concerned the consumption