Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |              emphasized particularly, inasmuch as the acceptance of the
 2  1,1 |              is not entirely accurate inasmuch as there have been constant
 3  2,6 |             is also shown to be false inasmuch as Christ is the Head of
 4  3,5 |       meetings and hold center place, inasmuch as the highest ranking bishop
 5  3,5 |             of being the see of Peter inasmuch as the Apostle Peter founded
 6  3,5 |            pope as the bishop of Rome inasmuch as Rome no longer had true
 7  3,16|               an ecclesiastical chasm inasmuch as the Monophysites reject
 8  5,8 |         reveals His love for mankind. Inasmuch as He, in giving the commandment,
 9  5,8 |              transgression of it, and inasmuch as the criminal thus fell
10  6,15|        authority all the more easily, inasmuch as the idea of the supremacy
11  6,15| ecclesiastical relations in the West, inasmuch as it was accepted on faith
12  6,15|    Pseudo-Isidorian Decretals” first, inasmuch as he first formulated sharply
13  7,11|               and does not “develop” (inasmuch as God does not change),
14  9,7 |              assertion is not tenable inasmuch as censing was instituted
15  9,12|            conformity to divine will, inasmuch as man's will (rather than
16  9,15|            instructs in this regard: “Inasmuch as people, having sinned
17 10,5 |            and it is Pneumatological (inasmuch as the Church is a continued
18 10,10|            single “invisible Church,” inasmuch as each of them confesses
19 10,14|             be members of the Church, inasmuch as there are many ways of
20 10,16|   understanding of bodily abstinence. Inasmuch as the bishop's rank is
21 10,26|               and without father, and inasmuch as it befitted Him to be