Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |   bishops in Christendom were regarded as equal, and none was seen
 2  1,1 |     Church Fathers — and also regarded as a saint by the Roman
 3  1,1 |     that the “Roman Church be regarded as the only religion of
 4  1,11| bishop of Rome was everywhere regarded as the supreme head of the
 5  2,7 |     Christians were no longer regarded as religious and political
 6  3,5 |    pope (meaning father), was regarded as primus inter pares (the
 7  3,5 |     of Rome, no less, and one regarded by the Roman Catholic Church
 8  4,15| anything material, which they regarded as defiled, and they felt
 9  7,14|     for centuries been highly regarded, now all holiness was removed
10 10,16|        unmarried bishops were regarded as naturally basic to Church
11 10,22|       entirely proper. Christ regarded as His friends all those
12 10,23|     take care of someone they regarded as their stepmother, or
13 10,23|       44:2). The Holy Fathers regarded these lines as a prophecy
14 10,26|       who the Roman Catholics regarded as the greatest authorities.~
15 10,26|      reasons, then why is she regarded as the most holy of all
16 11,3 |     changes cannot be lightly regarded.” What phrase does it use
17 11,3 |     changes cannot be lightly regarded.~ Typical of the Orthodox