Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |      Historic Origins and Primitive Relations with the Eastern Churches,
 2  2,5 |       radical transformation in the relations between the Christian Church
 3  5,8 |         Eastern Europe. Through the relations established between the
 4  6,7 |    invariable feature governing its relations with Byzantium.~ ~
 5  6,15|       development of ecclesiastical relations in the West, inasmuch as
 6  8,2 | understanding, as do their personal relations with their fellow human
 7  8,7 |      controversy centers on eternal relations within the Godhead, relations
 8  8,7 |       relations within the Godhead, relations which existed before all
 9  8,10|           the Holy Spirit's eternal relations within the Godhead. It does
10  8,10|            are referring to certain relations which existed in the Godhead
11  8,14|            characterized by various relations. Thomas Aquinas capsulized
12  8,14|             of the Persons with the relations. Aquinas had a very barren
13  8,14|        personality, though, for the relations are not the Persons, but
14  8,14|            the person.” While these relations designate the Person, in
15  9,42|      primordial fall affected man's relations with animals, and also how
16 10,16|           themselves.... The mutual relations of the Apostles were built
17 10,16|        equality.... The same mutual relations according to the principle