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 1 Fwd,4|           is common to all modern writers, given the awareness that
 2 Fwd,5|           see to it that academic writers bring themselves into conformity
 3 Fwd,5|    demands are not complied with, writers' manuscripts are either
 4  2,17|        that the ancient Christian writers say that although we can
 5  3,2 |    textbook, as with most Western writers, confuses St. Gregory the
 6  5,4 |         reason that the spiritual writers have set forth an extremely
 7  5,7 |            princes, philosophers, writers such as Gogol and Dostoyevsky,
 8  7,11|        Fathers and ecclesiastical writers.~ ~When a tradition does
 9  7,13|          divinely inspired sacred writers. As other writers explain,
10  7,13|          sacred writers. As other writers explain, Scripture was produced
11  7,14|  separation from the Truth.~ ~The writers of Scripture received their
12  7,14|          from that of the Western writers in that the Holy Fathers
13  8,12| Thirteenth and fourteenth-century writers, however, most notably St.
14  8,12|           temporal mission, these writers allowed an eternal manifestation
15  9,17|          the view of many Eastern writers — Saints Maximus the Confessor
16 11,4 |       done on occasion by Western writers. The word Mass is derived