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 1  3,1 |       Person of the Triune God, distinct from the Father and the
 2  3,7 |       denied that there are two distinct natures, divine and human,
 3  8,8 |         of the three Persons is distinct, what holds the Trinity
 4  8,14|        denied that God is three distinct Persons). Since Western
 5  8,14|      Father and the Son are not distinct, but are rather merged and
 6  8,14|        monarchy as the Father's distinct characteristic and that
 7  8,14|  filioque extended the Father's distinct characteristic to the Son
 8  9,35|         in his deified state is distinct from God (although not separate
 9  9,42| explanation be valid, given the distinct probability that the giants
10 10,6 |   saints all had very vivid and distinct personalities through the
11 10,16|         the hierarchy, which is distinct from the ordinary members [
12 10,23|         and sister have several distinct meanings. These designations