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 1 Fwd,3| priesthood has been the second degree of the hierarchy), that
 2 Fwd,5|     thus recognizing a greater degree of saintliness in the modest
 3  1,2 |      in its nature, but in the degree of its fullness and perfection.~
 4  1,17|  therefore receive the highest degree of grace.~·        St. Ignatius
 5  2,20|  increase more and more to the degree that [Western] Christianity
 6  4,12|        faithful to the highest degree to the spirit of Apostolic
 7  4,12|     the world to an incredible degree, and brainwashing people
 8  5,4 |     repentance to its ultimate degree, and who try to observe
 9  7,11|       accusation shows to what degree Western Christians confuse
10  7,14|      spiritual stature. To the degree that a person cleanses himself
11  7,14|      from the passions, to the degree that he turns aside from
12  7,14|      commandments, to the same degree does he make himself worthy
13  7,14|          signifies the highest degree of all-embracingness, all-inclusiveness,
14  9,3 |       with God, he acquires by degree a divine likeness. Man becomes,
15  9,39|        already deified to some degree.~ (6) A person being deified
16  9,42| nations have preserved, in one degree or another, a mutually agreeable
17 10,16|  therefore receive the highest degree of grace.~ Protopresbyter
18 10,21|   suppose, possess to a higher degree in Heaven [Orthodoxy and
19 10,23|    necessarily infer the first degree of consanguinity. As the
20 10,28|      God. But to just the same degree does hope in God's mercy