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 1  1,8 |        of the Church. Orthodoxy views the Church foremost as a
 2  2,35|     bishops permitted heretical views to be expressed in their
 3  3,17|         odd emphasis on what it views as a quarrel between two
 4  6,16| renounce publicly his incorrect views. Given the fact that Peter
 5  6,16|       to impose their heretical views on the Orthodox. The fact
 6  7,9 |         into extremism in their views on Sacred Tradition and
 7  7,14|  conjecture and anthropocentric views and always tried to investigate
 8  7,14|       comprise of all “partial” views (e.g., freemasonry, Hegelianism,
 9  7,17|   respects to the ever-changing views of translators, social scientists
10  7,17|         sought to impress their views. These agenda-driven redactors,
11  7,20|      expressively:~ ~Orthodoxy [views] theology less as an exercise
12  8,14|          Since Western theology views the Son as well as the Father
13 10,10|       uniting” and “equalizing” views indicate a forgetfulness
14 10,14|      Russia, expressed the same views. He wrote:~ ~It is self-evident...
15 10,15|        rather than the isolated views of a given Father or teacher.