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 1 Fwd,1|     than an idle curiosity, the doctrines of the Western Churches
 2 Fwd,1|         fidelity to the correct doctrines and correct practices established
 3 Fwd,4| Christian Churches revise their doctrines according to the feminist
 4  1,1 |         West off from the right doctrines and the right faith preserved
 5  2,12|       elaborate the fundamental doctrines of Christianity.~ More specifically,
 6  2,36|     heresies, schisms and false doctrines with the Ecumenical Councils,
 7  2,36|        Ecumenical Councils, the doctrines of the Holy Fathers and
 8  4,12|        is not spoiled by [evil] doctrines a representation of knowledge
 9  6,10|   amplify and even revise their doctrines.~ Of course, the arguments
10  6,14|       one who follows heretical doctrines is on the side of the Passion.” [
11  6,15|   Orthodoxy does not have false doctrines.~ Moreover, in an attempt
12  6,16|      understand how these false doctrines became solidly established
13  6,16|        when it arose, and false doctrines became firmly fixed in the
14  7,11|         Councils, various other doctrines assumed to be “biblical”
15  7,11|         with divers and strange doctrines (Heb 13:8-9).~ ~Fr. John
16  7,14|        to reject many essential doctrines of Scripture, but to reject
17  7,14|    created its own “truths” and doctrines, and each has either added
18  7,20|        private opinion. Certain doctrines, although never formally
19  9,15|    Orthodox and the Augustinian doctrines of the fall and the first
20 10,12|        there are many religious doctrines that mutually enrich one
21 10,16|         fidelity to the correct doctrines and correct practices established
22 10,16|      when they deviate from the doctrines of the faith, or, as the
23 11,1 |     with the Latin Church. “Our doctrines are those preached by the
24 11,4 |        Great Schism, some basic doctrines and practices common to