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 1 Fwd,5|         change, carries the false assumption that the present language
 2  6,16|       atonement, indulgences, the Assumption, etc., would become embedded
 3  6,16|       Latin dogma and that of the Assumption will be examined in detail
 4  6,17|          witness, but with a zero assumption about the divine content
 5  6,17|     observations on this a priori assumption. In viewing history, an
 6  6,17|    history, an Orthodox makes the assumption that the Christian Church
 7  7,14|         that of rationalism — the assumption that by the use of intellect
 8  7,14| intelligent and informed. Such an assumption has been the norm for so
 9 10,25|           is based upon the false assumption that Christ might have been
10 10,25|       rejects Rome's dogma of the Assumption of the Virgin insofar as
11 10,27|         the Latin teaching of the Assumption of the Virgin the same as
12 10,27|      Virgin?~ The doctrine of the Assumption of the Virgin, which Rome
13 10,27|    Catholic Church's dogma of the Assumption of the Virgin, there also