Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 1  |     which only realizes its true nature when it celebrates the Supper
 2     I, 1  |      embodiment of the essential nature of the Church. ~ The first
 3     I, 2,2|         by ~grace what God is by nature. Accordingly Saint Athanasius
 4     I, 2,2|       peculiar ~property of each nature is preserved, and both combine
 5     I, 2,3|      character of Christ.s human nature, the Christian atti-~tude
 6     I, 2,3|        not make obeisance to the nature of wood, but we revere and
 7     I, 2,3|       represented in His eternal nature: .No man hath seen God at
 8     I, 2,3|        were not meant to imitate nature; the artists aimed at demonstrating ~
 9     I, 3,1|          collegial and conciliar nature of the Church. The east
10     I, 3,3|   involved the doctrine of God.s nature and the methods of prayer
11     I, 3,3|     knows God and that God is by nature unknowable. Gregory answered:
12     I, 3,3|        unknowable. .God is not a nature,. he wrote, .for He is above
13     I, 3,3|      wrote, .for He is above all nature; He is not a being, for ~
14     I, 3,3|       communion with the supreme nature, or nearness to it. (P.G.
15     I, 3,3|          abundance of the divine nature, in so far as it is communicated
16     I, 5,2|       the Church; the number and nature of the sacraments; and the
17     I, 5,2|        sacraments, and about the nature and au-~thority of the Church.
18    II, 1,1|       communion with the supreme nature or nearness to it (Gregory
19    II, 1,1|    adequately describe the inner nature of the deity. These positive~
20    II, 1,1|        Damascus, reveal ‘not the nature, but the things around the
21    II, 1,1|        but the things around the nature.’~‘That there is a God is
22    II, 1,1|        what He is by essence and nature, this is altogether beyond
23    II, 1,1|       overshadowed by the~common nature, and God is thought of not
24    II, 1,2|      pure’ spirit,~whereas man’s nature is ‘mixed’ — material as
25    II, 1,2|          but this means that his nature~is more complete than the
26    II, 1,2|       state that was contrary~to nature, and this unnatural condition
27    II, 1,2|  committing sin,~and that ‘man’s nature was overcome by the fault
28    II, 1,2|          to God ... but have the nature~of sin.’ Orthodox would
29    II, 1,5|          Partakers of the Divine Nature~The aim of the Christian
30    II, 1,5|          partakers of the divine nature” (2 Peter 1:4). It is important~
31    II, 1,5|       Man does not become~God by nature, but is merely a ‘created
32    II, 1,5|     Agatho 26). Such is the true nature of~theosis.~Fifthly, love
33    II, 2,1|    expression of the Trinitarian nature of the Church. The~mystery
34    II, 2,1|      cannot affect the essential nature of the Church. We must not
35    II, 2,2|      cannot affect the essential~nature of the Church.~In its teaching
36    II, 2,3|        mind when considering~the nature of an Ecumenical Council.
37    II, 4  |        too, are of a sacramental nature: blessings of corn, wine,
38    II, 4,6|  Marriage is not only a state of nature but a state of~grace. Married
39    II, 6,2|  positive language what the true nature of Papal primacy is from
40    II, 6,2|  completely to misunderstand the nature of the~World Council of
41    II, 6,2|          doctrine concerning the nature of Church unity ... Membership
42    II, 7,8| Criticism, New York,~1972.~Human nature, the Church, the Holy Virgin~•