Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |         and West began to drift apart when the bishop of Rome,
 2  3,5 |        voluntarily sets himself apart from the continuing unity
 3  3,22|         seems at first to stand apart from the preceding six,
 4  6,2 |        West were driven further apart, and political unity was
 5  6,5 |        and West drifted further apart.~ ~
 6  6,8 |     desire to set all churchmen apart from and above the laity;
 7  9,25| redemption cannot be considered apart from what?~ Christ's work
 8  9,25| redemption cannot be considered apart from the Holy Spirit's work
 9 10,2 |       Never think of the Church apart from the Lord Jesus Christ,
10 10,10|       some sort of Christianity apart from the Holy Orthodox Church
11 10,10|        voluntarily sets himself apart from the continuing unity
12 10,10|         up in religious beliefs apart from Orthodoxy; He will
13 10,24|        as an end in herself, or apart from Christ, but only in
14 10,26|         century, popes remained apart from these disputes. Only
15 10,26|  teaching that God saves people apart from their will, predetermining