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 1  1,11|    Jerusalem (Acts 15), and the decrees of this Council were acknowledged
 2  1,11|        Rome alone confirmed its decrees was unknown. In fact, all
 3  1,11|  Jerusalem — had to confirm the decrees [Two Paths: Papal Monarchy —
 4  2,6 |         among all the doctrinal decrees of the Councils, and they
 5  2,15|    examine among themselves the decrees concerning religion and
 6  2,35| Councils confirmed the dogmatic decrees of a number of local councils,
 7  2,35|        to be expressed in their decrees, the catholic consciousness
 8  2,35|      Church made their dogmatic decrees a) after a careful, thorough
 9  2,35|      this way. In this way, the decrees of the Ecumenical Councils
10  2,35|   Church. For this reason these decrees became themselves, in their
11  2,35|          Among all the dogmatic decrees of the Councils, the Ecumenical
12  2,35|        addition or subtraction (decrees of the Third Ecumenical
13  3,5 |     subject and obedient to the decrees of the councils. Also, on
14  3,5 |   another, they obeyed only the decrees of the councils, and they
15  4,12|    prototypes. Thus, one of the decrees of the Seventh Ecumenical
16  7,6 |         the Creed; it means the decrees of the Ecumenical Councils
17  7,11|       holy Ecumenical Councils, decrees and the Symbol of Faith [
18  8,7 |          Among all the dogmatic decrees of the Church's councils,