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 1 Fwd,2|           of Christ — that is, the basic dogmas of the Orthodox Christian
 2  3,9 |            to follow the principle basic in the Holy Church, viz.,
 3  3,22|        identified and uprooted the basic heresies, they formed the
 4  4,12|      itself a major departure from basic Christian doctrine. Also,
 5  6,17|        were, and work from certain basic assumptions.~ In the Western
 6  7,14|         starting out with the same basic set of facts, can arrive
 7  7,14|            the meaning of the most basic questions of Christian doctrine.
 8  7,14| essentially predetermined by their basic assumptions, to apply their
 9  7,14|          Protestant leaders reject basic Gospel principles and hesitate
10  7,14|     observes, Protestantism's most basic teaching is contrary to
11  9,29|            Nafpaktos adds:~ ~Man's basic problem is to learn to see
12 10,16|         were regarded as naturally basic to Church order.~ The same
13 11,1 |      culture. By that time all the basic heresies had been identified
14 11,3 |            of the Church, the most basic prerequisite for individual
15 11,4 |       since the Great Schism, some basic doctrines and practices