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 1  1,1 |  chiliastic ideas as private opinions after an Ecumenical Council
 2  2,15|    the bishops' giving their opinions on problems that arose —
 3  4,17|     given to certain private opinions of the Holy Fathers or teachers
 4  4,17| whole Church. However, these opinions are not to be confused with
 5  4,17|       There are some private opinions of certain Fathers and teachers
 6  4,19| theology (from the incorrect opinions of Augustine onward) was
 7  6,16|      speculative theological opinions to the level of dogma as
 8  7,14|   number will hold heretical opinions, following not the God-given
 9  7,14|     Protestant's own private opinions on the Scriptures, those
10  7,14|    Scriptures, those private opinions are considered more authoritative.
11  7,19|       but when his heretical opinions began to be disseminated
12 10,10|    can be many teachings and opinions, but there is only one truth.
13 10,26|  though he did listen to the opinions of the Latin bishops, the