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 1 Fwd,2|          made many deviations and changes from the ancient Christian
 2 Fwd,2|   practices as well. One of these changes involves the sign of the
 3 Fwd,6|           Christianity that never changes (something you did not know
 4  2,6 |    Councils, and they forbade any changes whatsoever in it, not only
 5  2,35|       Faith, and they forbade any changes whatsoever in it, not only
 6  6,8 |           the West with the papal changes of 1046-73. As Professor
 7  6,13|     specifically forbade that any changes should ever be made in the
 8  7,9 |          do not believe Tradition changes or “develops.”~ Certainly
 9  7,9 | conservatism which would allow no changes in tradition, that is, in
10  7,17|        and social upheavals, such changes can be exceedingly perilous
11  8,7 | fundamental, and they forbade any changes whatsoever in its ideas
12  8,14|           Councils prohibited any changes in it. Rome was party to
13  9,42|     organisms underwent injurious changes as a consequence of man'
14 11,3 |          observes why “liturgical changes cannot be lightly regarded.”
15 11,3 |       this reason that liturgical changes cannot be lightly regarded.~
16 11,4 |         many novel and innovative changes introduced by Rome since
17 11,4 |        radical, de-Christianizing changes, the Latin Church's “new