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 1 Fwd,5|       note that the Holy Fathers teach that the souls of men and
 2  1,1 |    denies Holy Scriptures, which teach that there is “one Lord,
 3  1,10|        on the various books that teach of it. These in turn show
 4  2,20|         as the Latin scholastics teach. The matter of “satisfying
 5  2,35|     false councils — those which teach heresy or reject some aspect
 6  3,1 |   Scriptures: “Go therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them
 7  3,5 |        Holy Fathers. The Fathers teach that the grace of the Mysteries (
 8  4,12|          add that icons not only teach, as written accounts also
 9  4,12|        on the icon's capacity to teach, Leonid Ouspensky and Vladimir
10  4,18|    Scriptures in its capacity to teach. St. Basil the Great expresses
11  5,8 |           God's intention was to teach man submission to the divine
12  6,8 |          the Church of those who teach and those who are taught
13  7,9 |        men, who shall be able to teach others also” (2 Tim 2:22).
14  7,14|   Scriptures as the Holy Fathers teach, for the Fathers are the
15  7,14|      same in all those who truly teach it, leading those who follow
16  9,15|      However, Orthodoxy does not teach that Adam's fall deprived
17  9,28|          words, for they were to teach the multitudes and bring
18  9,42|         men, there was no one to teach people true faith in God.
19 10,15|        innocence, while heretics teach heresy in opposition to
20 10,16|  Ascension: Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them
21 10,16|          in their mission: 1) to teach, 2) to perform sacred functions (
22 10,28|           B. The Church does not teach that God tortures evildoers
23 11,3 | personalities whose authority to teach, baptize or serve the sacraments,