Part, Chapter, Paragraph
1 I,Intro | steps have been ~taken to form an autocephalous Orthodox
2 I, 2,1 | with pagan associations to form the center ~of the Christian
3 I, 2,2 | in a slightly different form. Christ states that He ~
4 I, 2,2 | John expressed in popular form the ~theological ideas put
5 I, 2,2 | need of both in order to form a balanced ~picture of the
6 I, 2,2 | natures of Christ unite to form a single person. The sixth
7 I, 2,2 | Monothelite heresy, a new form of Monophysitism. The ~Monothelites
8 I, 2,3 | extended in a different form into the eighth and ninth
9 I, 2,4 | he is. Finally there is a form of the monastic life inter-~
10 I, 3,1 | in a greatly attenuated form. Both in east and west,
11 I, 3,1 | glorified.. This, the original form, is recited unchanged ~by
12 I, 3,1 | the Creed in its original ~form. But Rome, with typical
13 I, 3,2 | sung in its interpolated form. Five years earlier, in
14 I, 3,2 | incomplete, and so do not ~form an infallible guide to Church
15 I, 3,3 | which was posed in an acute form in the fourteenth century. ~
16 I, 3,3 | as ~a specially valuable form of prayer, the constant
17 I, 3,3 | unknowability in an extreme form. It is sometimes suggested
18 I, 3,3 | God.s energies takes the form of Light. The ~vision which
19 I, 4,1 | translation the brothers used the form of Slavonic ~familiar to
20 I, 4,1 | the Creed in its original form, the Germans inserted the
21 I, 4,1 | Christianity in its ~western form, with Latin culture and
22 I, 4,1 | the Bulgars in a Slavonic form which they could assimilate.
23 I, 4,1 | Slavs in their definitive form. Perhaps this is ~why the
24 I, 4,1 | Bulgarian Orthodox Church is in form, ~substance, and spirit
25 I, 4,3 | follow, new communities would form, fresh ~land would be cleared
26 I, 5,2 | Purgatory. Even in its revised form the Confession of Moghila
27 I, 6,1 | the sake of Christ is a form of ~sanctity found in Byzantium,
28 I, 6,2 | also raised in ~concrete form the whole question of Greek
29 I, 6,2 | Russian Orthodoxy. The Greek form with ~three fingers was
30 I, 6,2 | recent than the Russian form with two: why should the
31 I, 6,2 | ancient than the three-finger form; it was the ~Greeks who
32 I, 6,3 | elements in the Josephite form of monasti-~cism: he allowed
33 I, 6,3 | actually took a visible form, ~outwardly transforming
34 I, 6,3 | used by everyone, in every form of life. As he traveled,
35 I, 6,3 | communion, he established a form of pub-~lic confession,
36 I, 6,3 | reversion to the more ancient form of chancel screen, ~Father
37 I, 6,3 | to abolish the Synodical form of government established
38 I, 7,4 | Syria and the Lebanon form a dark picture among Orthodox
39 I, 7,5 | Places. As at Antioch, Arabs form the ~majority of the people;
40 I, 7,9 | one ultimate solution: to form a ~single and autocephalous .
41 II, 0,12 | originally decided which~books form a part of Holy Scripture;
42 II, 0,12 | Moghila, in its revised form (ratified by the Council~
43 II, 0,12 | in symbolical or dramatic form the truths of the faith.~
44 II, 0,12 | relative sense the Canons form a part of Holy Tradition.~
45 II, 1,1 | we experience them in the form~9~of deifying grace and
46 II, 1,1 | in such an uncompromising form. In particular, many of
47 II, 1,1 | apply only to~a decadent form of Scholasticism, not to
48 II, 1,2 | God. As a result, a new form of existence appeared on
49 II, 1,2 | accepted (albeit in a mitigated form) by the Roman Catholic Church.
50 II, 2,3 | qualified and carefully guarded form, Khomiakov’s~view is now
51 II, 2,3 | clothe it in a concrete form. For Orthodoxy,~the sole ‘
52 II, 2,4 | Purgatory, at any rate in this~form. The majority would be inclined
53 II, 2,4 | So in the One God they form a single chain which cannot
54 II, 3,1 | floor to kneel on and a form along the wall ... And in
55 II, 3,2 | given its present solid form. Many Orthodox liturgists
56 II, 3,2 | even in its present solid form — make the people feel cut
57 II, 3,2 | in the Liturgy;~more open form of iconostasis, and so on).
58 II, 3,2 | in a longer or a shorter form, the Litany recurs~several
59 II, 4,3 | Anamnesis, Epiclesis — all form an~integral part of the
60 II, 4,4 | confession has~taken the form of a private ‘conference’
61 II, 4,4 | from all~your sins. ’~This form, using the first person ‘
62 II, 6,1 | Christian bodies, and admits no form of~sacramental fellowship
63 II, 6,2 | in its true and essential form’ (Anglicanism and Orthodoxy,
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