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 1 Fwd,5|         Augustine,” thus recognizing a greater degree of saintliness in
 2  1,1 |                Europe, is gaining ever greater attention in the Christian
 3  1,1 |                God-Bearer), a world of greater or lesser errors among Christians,
 4  1,1 | representatives of spiritual pride. No greater spiritual pride can be imagined
 5  2,33|               from the pagans, an even greater danger arose from within.
 6  4,12|            that we derive incomparably greater profit from our icons than
 7  4,17|          Scripture will be explored in greater depth at that juncture).~ ~
 8  5,4 |          something that proved an even greater danger for Christianity
 9  5,7 |             God for man. That is, to a greater or lesser extent they have
10  6,6 |           punishment from God, and the greater part of the Balkans was
11  6,16|               indulgences led to their greater and greater growth and the
12  6,16|               led to their greater and greater growth and the search for
13  7,11|            through the ages there is a greater deepening of the dogmas
14  7,14|            some will not believe it; a greater number will hold heretical
15  7,14|          acquisition of a PhD give one greater insight into the mysteries
16  7,17|              Aramaic translations hold greater authority with Orthodox
17  9,12|                does is of immeasurably greater importance than the work
18 10,21|                the saints in Heaven is greater than the vision they had
19 10,26|                teaching served for the greater glory of the Mother of God,
20 10,28|                against love undergo no greater suffering than those produced
21 11,4 |        services.~ Orthodox clergy have greater freedom and informality
22 11,4 |            sign of the Cross with much greater frequency than it is done