Part, Chapter, Paragraph
1 I,Intro | Churches has the advantage of being highly ~flexible, and is
2 I, 1 | Metropolitans. ~But for the time being nothing was decided about
3 I, 2,2 | Incarnation, 54). ~ Now if this .being made god,. this theosis,
4 I, 3,1 | not the less serious for being partially ~concealed. ~
5 I, 3,1 | Saint Peter.s. For the time being Rome acted as mediator ~
6 I, 3,2 | Constantinople, the chief of them being Humbert, Bishop of Silva ~
7 I, 3,3 | lies beyond all knowledge, being wholly ~separated by the
8 I, 3,3 | spontaneously by the whole being of man . lips, ~intellect,
9 I, 3,3 | all nature; He is not a being, for ~He is above all beings..
10 I, 4,1 | who think of Orthodoxy as being exclusively .eastern,. as
11 I, 4,2 | they were both canonized, being given the special ~title
12 I, 5,1 | entirely false, and Christians, being .People of the Book,. should
13 I, 5,1 | nation. The Orthodox faith, ~being universal, is limited to
14 I, 5,2 | Orthodox, his Confes-~sion being condemned by no less than
15 I, 5,2 | suspended ~without any agreement being reached. ~ Looking back
16 I, 6,1 | restricted. For the time being the outlook of the Possessors
17 I, 6,1 | landowners cannot avoid being ~tangled up in secular anxieties,
18 I, 6,2 | exiled, a new Patriarch being appointed in his place.
19 I, 6,3 | that priests and deacons .being drunk, bellow in the Streets,
20 I, 6,3 | nineteenth century, so far from being a period ~of decline, was
21 I, 6,3 | to others, without ever being sentimental or indulgent.
22 I, 6,3 | a man ~could be sure of .being in the Spirit of God.: ~ ~
23 I, 6,3 | of reform, its chief act being ~to abolish the Synodical
24 I, 7,1 | damage to Christian property being ~reckoned at £50,000,000.
25 I, 7,1 | most obvious and serious being the spectacular decline
26 I, 7,6 | ordination, as ~well as being priest, he still continues
27 I, 7,6 | students have no intention of being ordained; but Or-~thodox
28 I, 7,6 | houses are in danger ~of being closed altogether. There
29 I, 7,9 | the U.S.A.), the last two being converts to Or-~thodoxy.
30 I, 7,9 | monas-~teries, the largest being Holy Trinity, Jordanville,
31 I, 7,9 | parishes are con-~tinually being formed and new churches
32 I, 7,10 | Jesus Prayer . so far from being forgotten, are used and
33 II, 0,12 | single whole, each part being understood in the light
34 II, 1,1 | confined within his own being, but a Trinity of three
35 II, 1,1 | a remote and impersonal being,~whose existence has to
36 II, 1,2 | respect for every human being is visibly~expressed in
37 II, 1,2 | inevitable disintegration of his being and~eventually to physical
38 II, 1,2 | the devil. Each new human being is born into a world where
39 II, 1,5 | deification,~so far from being unscriptural (as is sometimes
40 II, 1,5 | become fused into a~single being. Unlike the eastern religions
41 II, 1,5 | the fact that a man is being deified does not mean that
42 II, 5,1 | midnight service without being caught up in the sense of
43 II, 6,1 | are many different ways of being related to this one~Church,
44 II, 6,1 | and many different ways of being separated from it. Some
45 II, 6,2 | elder brother, the father being absent.’ ‘The Pope is the
46 II, 6,2 | discussions in 1980. Much is also being done informally~through
47 II, 6,2 | gestures mutual trust is being created.~The Old Catholics.
48 II, 6,3 | return the master, without being~angry with anyone, said
49 II, 6,3 | Calvinist, Quaker — they are being enabled to acquire~a new
50 II, 7,4 | the Eighteenth Century, being the Correspondence~between
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