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 1  1,1 |         refers to the historical development that began with Christ's
 2  1,1 |        of the Church.” With this development, that portion of the Church
 3  1,2 |        whole, and represents the development of one divine plan for the
 4  1,17|     Apostles.~ ~(A more complete development on the position of the bishop
 5  2,5 |       the Roman Empire, and this development supported the spread of
 6  3,20|            What new and alarming development occurred in the fifty years
 7  3,21|        21.~ What effect did this development have on the Byzantine Empire?~
 8  4,17|   textbook does not mention this development, it is an immensely important
 9  5,4 |          peace in the next. This development resulted in secularism,
10  5,6 |          Orders are a particular development within the Roman Catholic
11  5,6 |          Nafpaktos gives further development of the difference between
12  6,3 |       control of the Arabs. This development made contacts between the
13  6,7 |          how a further political development reinforced this initial
14  6,8 |          1997, p. 15].~ ~Further development of this idea is given by
15  6,15|      authoritative basis for the development of ecclesiastical relations
16  7,11|      crafts there is a continual development and perfection, the heterodox
17  7,14|        man rather than God. This development was seen almost immediately
18  7,14| understanding of how so tragic a development could come about in the
19  7,14|         direction for the future development of Western theology and
20  7,14|   himself relied on Aristotle, a development that was to prove deadly
21  7,14|      Scholastic theology to be a development surpassing the theology
22  7,14|          it was not a surprising development, considering the confusion
23  7,14|     subjectivism in religion — a development that spelled both the birth
24  7,14|      battle cry.~ Concerning the development of the ecumenical movement,
25  8,14|        One extremely destructive development of the Latin Church's false
26  9,42|      Holy Fathers state that the development of natural religions occurred
27  9,42|        God. Concurrent with this development, as people still retained
28  9,42|          and machinery began its development, along with the sciences
29 11,4 |     prayers and the rosary. This development did not take place in the