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 1  1,2 |          for the acceptance of a higher Christian revelation. This
 2  1,11|        was a need to appeal to a higher authoritative voice or judgment,
 3  1,18|          Apostles, it is given a higher calling than a local council
 4  2,17|         or above Heaven, and far higher in nature and nearer to
 5  4,12|          to the prototypes, to a higher level of consciousness,
 6  4,12|       saints in general, enjoy a higher level of being than we do
 7  4,12|          thoughts and experience higher feelings. Thus, for a while
 8  4,12|         for a while we live on a higher plane of being. As St. John
 9  4,12|      carry us over into another, higher world, the spiritual world.
10  4,12|          lift Christians up to a higher level. An icon is not an
11  5,4 |        life of which there is no higher, virginity or the monastic
12  5,4 |       that is, a yearning toward higher ascetic struggles and contemplation,
13  6,8 |       imagine themselves to be a higher, privileged class, in comparison
14  7,9 |        placed on an incomparably higher level than human tradition.
15  7,11|       centuries, does not become higher, deeper, and broader than
16  7,14|      that Scholastic theology is higher than the theology of the
17  7,14|         product of reason, to be higher than [God's] revelation.... [
18  9,35| denominator, is the concept of a higher force, a god of forces,
19 10,14|           For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are My
20 10,14|        the earth, so are My ways higher than your ways, and My thoughts
21 10,21|       must suppose, possess to a higher degree in Heaven [Orthodoxy
22 10,28|       ascetics indicate that the higher one's moral awareness is
23 11,4 |         which is generally built higher than the other portions