Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 5,2 |          ters of theology, and his Confession (By .Confession. in this
 2     I, 5,2 |            and his Confession (By .Confession. in this context is meant
 3     I, 5,2 |        their own. Peter.s Orthodox Confession, written in 1640, was based
 4     I, 5,2 |            in its revised form the Confession of Moghila is still the
 5     I, 5,2 |            upon Latin sources. His Confession, ~ratified in 1672 by the
 6     I, 5,2 |       Bethlehem), answers ~Cyril.s Confession point by point with concision
 7     I, 5,2 |            the whole, however, the Confession of Dositheus is less Latin ~
 8     I, 5,2 |     Kritopoulos is the author of a Confession, slightly Prot-~estant in
 9     I, 6,3 |     established a form of pub-~lic confession, with everybody shouting
10    II, 0,12|          see especially Dositheus, Confession, Decree 2).~b) The Text
11    II, 0,12|         Ephesus (1440-1441).~5 The Confession of Faith by Gennadius, Patriarch
12    II, 0,12|        Lutherans (1573-1581)~7 The Confession of Faith by Metrophanes
13    II, 0,12|  Kritopoulos (1625)~8 The Orthodox Confession by Peter of Moghila, in
14    II, 0,12|      Council~of Jassy, 1642)~9 The Confession of Dositheus (ratified by
15    II, 0,12|           for his work by means of Confession and Holy Communion.~Such
16    II, 0,12|         God, we cannot make a true confession of~faith and cannot enter
17    II, 1,2 |           to obey Him’~(Dositheus, Confession, Decree 3. Compare Decree
18    II, 1,2 |            influence. The Orthodox Confession by Peter of Moghila is,
19    II, 1,2 | Augustinian;~on the other hand the Confession of Dositheus is free from
20    II, 2,2 |        falsehood instead of truth~(Confession, Decree 12).~The Church’
21    II, 2,3 |        which we obtain salvation’ (Confession, Decree 10). ‘If any are
22    II, 2,4 |       Moghila and Dositheus in his Confession — upheld the Roman Catholic~
23    II, 2,4 |     departed in Moghila’s Orthodox Confession were carefully changed by
24    II, 2,4 |      written on the subject in his Confession).~Today most if not all
25    II, 4   |          Eucharist~4 Repentance or Confession~5 Holy Orders~6 Marriage
26    II, 4,4 |          Repentance, Penitence, or Confession~(in Greek, metanoia or exomologisis).
27    II, 4,4 |             against the community, confession and penitential discipline
28    II, 4,4 |            and western Christendom confession has~taken the form of a
29    II, 4,4 |        party what he has learnt in confession.~In Orthodoxy confessions
30    II, 4,4 |            western system, that in confession it is not the priest but
31    II, 4,4 |        says immediately before the confession proper: ‘Behold, my child,
32    II, 4,4 |        invisibly and receives your confession. Therefore be not ashamed
33    II, 4,4 |         whom they go regularly for confession and spiritual~advice (In
34    II, 4,4 |           case,~while he hears the confession, gives advice, and assures
35    II, 4,4 |         how often one should go to confession; the Russians tend to go
36    II, 4,4 |           may be expected to go to confession before each communion; but
37    II, 4,4 |           not necessarily expect a confession~to be made before every
38    II, 6,2 |       Churches than to any western confession.~The Nestorians are today