Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 2,2|        Church.s teaching upon the fundamental doctrines of the Christian
2     I, 3,1|         economic factors; yet its fundamental cause was not ~secular but
3     I, 3,3|    between God and man. Gregory.s fundamental concern in opposing Barlaam
4     I, 6,3| assumptions and betrays the same ~fundamental point of view, while Orthodoxy
5    II, 2,3|            We touch here upon the fundamental mystery of~the Orthodox
6    II, 2,3|           fail to understand this fundamental truth of Orthodoxy: both
7    II, 6,1|         Creed speaks: such is the fundamental conviction which guides~
8    II, 6,1|      Orthodox are agreed in their fundamental teaching~concerning the