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 1 Pref   |      living brings about a deeper sense of conversion of the heart
 2 Intro,1|        Christian existence in any sense except for the exercise
 3 Intro,1|         one’s truth claims with a sense of genuine, self-critical
 4 2,1    |         and in all times. In this sense, to be Orthodox necessarily
 5 2,1    |          a kairos in the biblical sense — presents itself for reflection
 6 2,2    |   marvelous deeds of God. In this sense the liturgical proclamation
 7 2,4    |       well. All needed a profound sense of repentance, a deep conversion
 8 3,1    |          of America channel their sense of missionary resurgence.~
 9 3,1    |          is precisely true in the sense of Archbishop Anastasios’
10 3,2    |        commission, is nurturing a sense of living faith in the parish.
11 3,2    |           enlivened by a mystical sense of communion with the risen
12 3,3    |     Christians possessed a strong sense of unity in Christ, bound
13 3,3    |      dynamism, with an invincible sense of mission based on the
14 3,4    |        news as a gift, creating a sense of gratitude and appreciation
15 3,4    |           It becomes evident in a sense of conversion and renewal
16 3,4    |          Gospel looks to create a sense of permanent relationship,
17 3,4    |          relationship, an abiding sense of communion with Christ,
18 3,4    |         him” (Jn 14:23). The same sense of mystical union with Christ
19 3,4    |  disciplined life of prayer and a sense of Christian integrity in
20 4,2    |          quite trinitarian in the sense of presupposing the developed
21 4,4    |         and the apostles, was its sense of evangelism and mission.
22 4,4    |         ancient Church fostered a sense of unity in Christ. The
23 5,3    |          The fear arises from the sense of human sinfulness in the
24 5,3    |         presence of the holy, the sense of being like dry grass
25 5,4    |         nevertheless experience a sense of distance. How can the
26 5,4    |         distance and removing the sense of remoteness is the willingness
27 6,1    |         He experienced a profound sense of forgiveness and reconciliation.
28 6,2    |         lead to pride and a false sense of self‑sufficiency.~ How
29 7,2    |       lest the Christian lose all sense of relatedness to God. The
30 7,4    |      personal faith, innate moral sense, and individual reason of
31 7,4    |    beclouding of reason and moral sense, a sickness of the soul,
32 7,4    |      Christian behavior, an inner sense of purpose and well-being,
33 7,4    |          not contemplation in the sense of meditative cogitation
34 7,4    |          in the heart, a profound sense of being surrounded and
35 7,4    |           presence, and a radiant sense of awe, wonder, and gratitude
36 7,4    |     abilities of reason and moral sense. In the latter case discernment
37 7,5    |          doubt, love or fear, and sense of distance from or communion
38 8,1    |    strongest, albeit paradoxical, sense of solidarity with Jews,
39 8,2    |           identity based on their sense of peoplehood and on their
40 8,3    |          admonitions. Without any sense of solidarity with the Jewish
41 8,3    |     extent can we move beyond the sense of necessary uniformity
42 8,4    |            the Law and a profound sense of peoplehood. Philo of
43 8,4    | Christianity. One cannot help but sense a hidden agenda somewhere.
44 8,4    |       belonging and separation, a sense of spiritual and moral purity,
45 8,4    |       contrary, it had a powerful sense of its own uniqueness, an
46 9,1    |          still struggles with its sense of self-understanding, unity,
47 9,1    |         challenge is to achieve a sense of renewal of hearts and
48 9,3    |          prophetic in the classic sense means to speak on behalf
49 10,2   |      faithful go to Church with a sense of eagerness and joy? How
50 10,5   |      which can range from a vague sense of belief in the existence
51 11,2   |          will encourage a renewed sense of positive and respectful