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 1  1,1 |     presence (cf. Rom 15:20). The notion of papal primacy is ludicrous
 2  2,20|        and logic in this schizoid notion of a God Who kills God in
 3  2,20|          his explanation with the notion that:~ ~The [Latin] teaching...
 4  3,5 |          primacy of honor, such a notion would have struck the primitive
 5  3,14|    condemned Nestorianism and the notion that there were two persons
 6  4,12| completely nullifies the mistaken notion that all images are prohibited
 7  4,12|          that: ~ ~In the Orthodox notion, an icon depicts the world
 8  6,15|        could lead to the mistaken notion that Rome's separation from
 9  6,18|        the Western world with the notion of the primacy of the pope).~
10  7,14|     Ecumenism also applies to the notion of the “True Church” such
11  7,17|         apparently, than that the notion of the Old Testament prophecy
12  9,7 |           censing. Perhaps such a notion is not uncommon among individuals
13  9,35|     mystical theology rejects the notion of Eastern religions that
14 10,10|          they invoke the nebulous notion of an “invisible Church” —
15 10,14|       support of the non-Orthodox notion of an “invisible true Church,”
16 10,28|        notes that such a mistaken notion subjects one to God's wrath
17 11,4 |          Some Westerners have the notion that an Orthodox service