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1 1,1 | by that time. Protopriest Victor Potapov notes that under
2 1,1 | by the popes. Thus, Fr. Victor notes, a striving for self-exaltation
3 1,11| quoted from Protopriest Victor Potapov, Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy].~ ~
4 3,5 | explained by Protopriest Victor Potapov. He writes that:~ ~
5 3,11| that time.~ Protopriest Victor Potapov notes that regarding
6 3,11| psychological cast. Fr. Victor continues, stating that
7 4,12| iconography, Protopriest Victor Potapov writes that: ~ ~
8 6,8 | schism in 1054). Protopriest Victor Potapov explains that although
9 6,8 | these ideas, Protopriest Victor Potapov explains that:~ ~
10 6,8 | Heterodoxy].~ ~The same Fr. Victor notes that too sharp a line
11 6,15| Eastern Orthodoxy, Protopriest Victor Potapov's concise explanation
12 6,15| event is provided here. Fr. Victor writes that:~ ~In the year
13 6,16| 1343, and as Protopriest Victor Potapov explains, it maintains
14 6,16| perfection is so high, Fr. Victor explains, is so unattainable,
15 6,16| even attain this ideal. Fr. Victor goes on to cite two scriptural
16 6,16| God and the saints. Fr. Victor Potapov notes that the profitableness
17 7,11| Modernism, p. 13].~ ~Protopriest Victor Potapov also addresses Protestantism'
18 7,14| called catholic. Protopriest Victor Potapov further explains
19 7,14| states, replaces Christ the Victor with the “Vicar of Christ,”
20 8,14| Spirit to the Son of God. Fr. Victor Potapov notes that even
21 9,24| the East sees Him as the Victor.~ Moreover, Western Christians
22 10,15| cannot die. As Protopriest Victor Potapov explains:~ ~If the
23 10,20| the reposed?~ Protopriest Victor Potapov compares the Orthodox
24 10,20| of the Protestants. Fr. Victor writes that:~ ~The Orthodox
25 10,21| the saints, Protopriest Victor Potapov writes that:~ ~The
26 10,26| over temptations; from a victor who is worthy to be crowned
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