Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |          false teaching, which was condemned by the Universal Church
 2  2,33|           Ecumenical Council (680) condemned this false teaching and
 3  3,5 |         Church is that early popes condemned the title Supreme Bishop
 4  3,7 |          union). This teaching was condemned at the Council.~ ~
 5  3,14|           Third Ecumenical Council condemned Nestorianism and the notion
 6  3,17|         Theodore of Mopsuestia was condemned by the Universal Church
 7  3,19|      incomplete. Monothelitism was condemned by the Sixth Ecumenical
 8  4,3 |           The puritan outlook that condemned icons was an Asiatic protest
 9  4,6 |            history. Iconoclasm was condemned at this Council.~ ~
10  4,12|       issuing an edict in 726 that condemned the making and veneration
11  5,8 |           Eve sinned and then were condemned. Instead, they were given
12  5,8 | justification, only then were they condemned. St. Ephraim the Syrian
13  7,9 |    man-made traditions that Christ condemned by His words, not Sacred
14  7,9 |            Church has persistently condemned and battled against this
15  7,14|       Aquinas. Aquinas' works were condemned by popes and proclaimed
16  7,14|          cohesion. It is therefore condemned to do what it has always
17  8,7 |            the Latin Church stands condemned by five Ecumenical Councils
18  9,15|       taint of original guilt, are condemned to hall (a view advocated
19  9,39|           the Origenists, solemnly condemned also their false teaching
20 10,10|            decisively rejected and condemned by the Church at her Ecumenical
21 10,28|     unending. The Church therefore condemned at the Fifth Ecumenical