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 1 1,2 |         must begin widely with his view of divine revelation as
 2 1,2 |      century AD. According to this view, Holy Scripture is an expression
 3 1,2 |           word. This authoritative view of the Bible is the basis
 4 1,2 |     incarnation to ascension. This view is behind the Antiochean
 5 1,2 |        Chrysostom counters, had in view not the number of written
 6 1,3 |       However, in Saint Paul's own view “Christ [is] the power of
 7 1,4 |        Here again we catch a clear view of Chrysostom’s underlying
 8 2,2 |           they express a deficient view of Christianity and the
 9 2,2 |           takes into comprehensive view Jesus' whole ministry. The
10 2,2 |        they presuppose a realistic view of the efficacy of the eucharistic
11 2,2 |           the Apostle Paul did not view the Lord's Supper as merely
12 2,3 |           that leads Chrysostom to view the whole of life, despite
13 2,4 |        theology, the participatory view of salvation called theosis (“
14 2,4 |    understanding of soteriology, a view of salvation based on the
15 2,4 |            and human natures. This view presupposes the biblical
16 2,4 |            It is a “participatory” view of salvation according to
17 3,1 |           is brought out into full view so that its beauty and power
18 3,2 |         for the parish itself.~ In view of this crisis of faith
19 3,2 |          to diminish especially in view of the overwhelming percentage
20 3,4 |         categories. The prevailing view is that, to gain salvation
21 3,4 |      parish leaders reinforce this view of “obligatory Christianity”
22 3,4 |       orientation, a changed world view, and a new way of life based
23 4,1 |            Lord. Let us keep it in view as we explore the three
24 4,2 |            been raised against the view of God as Trinity. One objection
25 4,2 |          This sort of syncretistic view of God is diametrically
26 4,2 |           the Jewish and Christian view of God as the living God
27 4,2 |       objection to the trinitarian view of God may be traced back
28 4,2 |    Christianity. According to this view, the trinitarian doctrine
29 4,2 |            of the Bible. Having in view the whole history of salvation,
30 5,4 |          people with a superficial view of God as Santa Claus who
31 6,6 |           a remarkably enlightened view of people of other faiths.
32 8,2 |           that the Apostle came to view all other values, whether
33 8,3 |          has a completely positive view of the revelatory value
34 8,3 |           holds to the fundamental view that the Christian faith
35 8,3 |        that Saint Paul, in his own view, has a lover's quarrel not
36 8,3 |        from the Christian point of view, came to be regarded as
37 9,1 |          seems always debatable in view of rival claims regarding
38 10,1|         primary renewal we have in view: the renewal of our minds
39 11,4|        well-defined principles. In view of the subjects and questions
40 11,4|            tend to agree with this view but abhor the pernicious
41 11,4|              or even to say, “your view of God can be enriched through
42 11,4|           Perspective — The Jewish View,” in the save volume, pp.
43 11,4| Christology of the Church, which I view and believe as continuous
44 11,4|          from an Orthodox Point of View,” in the same volume, pp.