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 1  1,1 |        time adhere to Christian principles. It does not allow the people
 2  1,1 |      people to stray from these principles; it contains the people.
 3  1,1 |         being based on the best principles of many religions. Under
 4  3,11|      incarnation in life of the principles of Christianity, leaving
 5  5,4 |         and they adhered to the principles set forth in Acts 4:32.
 6  7,14|        applied if we follow the principles of universality, antiquity
 7  7,14|     leaders reject basic Gospel principles and hesitate to accept Christ'
 8  8,14|   administered according to the principles of worldly authority and
 9  9,26|        struggle on the monastic principles that had been developed
10 10,10| Orthodox Church, continuing the principles which the Apostles and early
11 10,10|   account their fidelity to the principles they were taught and consider
12 10,12|       is a variety of doctrinal principles not only of individual Christian
13 11,3 |      imbued with the humanistic principles of the Renaissance that