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 1  7,7 |  Tradition designates only the unwritten divine word of Apostolic
 2  7,7 |    Tradition includes only the unwritten divine word of Apostolic
 3  7,7 |        sense, to designate the unwritten divine work of Apostolic
 4  7,11|      we consent to abandon the unwritten traditions on the pretext
 5  7,11|   which the Church upholds the unwritten is: whatever is of Apostolic
 6  7,11|    Tradition — the written and unwritten word — are considered by
 7  7,11|       delivered many things in unwritten form. The former and latter
 8  7,11|       so we also consider the [unwritten] Tradition of the Church
 9  7,11|     what the content is of the unwritten Apostolic Tradition. St.
10  7,11| Sacraments), are a part of the unwritten Tradition. He writes:~ ~
11  7,11|    gives other examples of the unwritten Tradition of the Holy Apostles
12  7,11|  handed down many things to us unwritten.” [Exact Exposition of the
13  7,11|     give other examples of the unwritten Tradition: the fast on Wednesday
14  7,11|  Church.~ Protestants deny the unwritten Sacred Tradition and accept
15  7,11|    insight:~ ~The rejection of unwritten Tradition on [the part of
16  7,11|  except in name. The denial of unwritten Tradition on the part of