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 1  1,1 |        Western Christianity was separated from its Eastern roots.
 2  1,1 |         belittle those who have separated from it. A Greek hierarch
 3  1,1 |  beliefs themselves. He clearly separated false beliefs from the people
 4  1,1 | Churches — and only one — Rome, separated itself from the ancient
 5  2,19|          Though men were triply separated from God — by nature, by
 6  2,20|    holding false beliefs, he is separated from the Church and from
 7  3,12|         divine nature cannot be separated.~ ~
 8  3,16|         with any other group of separated Christians, still there
 9  6,9 |  theological focal points which separated Rome from this harmonious
10  6,14|    schisms ... those who [have] separated themselves from the Church
11  7,11|     corrupted, insofar as it is separated in time from its first proclamation,
12  7,21|         stranger to this world. Separated from it, she is able to
13  9,15|      God's, and in so doing, he separated himself from God.~ Adam'
14  9,22|      action, and they are never separated. Even in the sadness of
15  9,26|       Seraphim, although he was separated by fifteen hundred years
16  9,39|     neighbor. The two cannot be separated, for a man is able to love
17 10,10|         cardinal had completely separated himself from the continuing
18 10,10|    sects,” even though they are separated from each other, still comprise
19 10,14|       of being related to-, and separated from-, the Church. Just
20 10,21|      even though a “great gulf” separated them. Abraham's remark that “
21 10,28|      not resembling God, we are separated from Him. By living in holiness,
22 11,1 |         ninth century, one that separated the pope and his followers
23 11,4 |     Testament temple, which was separated into three portions: the