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 1  1,1 |           Let each one give his opinion without judging anyone and
 2  1,1 |        those who are not of his opinion; for none of us sets himself
 3  6,16|      did with this matter. This opinion on the afterlife was elaborated
 4  7,14|      mistaken understanding and opinion, and we are helped in partaking
 5  7,14|    relativism in which anyone's opinion can become a standard of
 6  7,14|      novelty, arrogant personal opinion, and self-deception.~ Today
 7  7,14| pluralistic Western culture, no opinion is permitted to lay claim
 8  7,14|      absolute Truth. Hence, any opinion is considered valid just
 9  7,14|       anything more than a mere opinion. Any view is tolerated except
10  7,14|       highly presumptuous in my opinion.... There is a succession
11  7,20|      merely a matter of private opinion. Certain doctrines, although
12  8,4 |     teaching is not an isolated opinion of one Father alone, but
13 10,15|       into error. And since the opinion of the whole Church is manifested
14 10,21|       saints since it, in their opinion, debases the worth of the
15 10,25|         senseless ones in their opinion about the Holy Ever-Virgin
16 10,26|  Augustine of Hippo's incorrect opinion of the ancestral sin, and
17 10,26|        of Corvey, expressed the opinion that the Holy Virgin was
18 10,26|        tremendous difference of opinion among the most renowned
19 10,26|        led to the fact that the opinion expressed by Paschasius
20 11,3 |       This is not a theological opinion, much less a moral judgment,