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 1 Pref   |           of transformation is not merely subjective and individualistic,
 2 Intro,2|            lay Orthodox, or are we merely satisfied with triumphal
 3 Intro,4|            transforming event, not merely a formal performance of
 4 Intro,6|      attract people to Christ, not merely to “Orthodoxy” as a self-contained
 5 Intro,6|       creative and liberating, not merely protective and preservative.
 6 1,2    |         fatigue and suffering, but merely as being beloved of God, [
 7 1,2    |            itself. Let us not then~merely keep hold of Christ, but
 8 1,4    |            for all life. It is not merely external, requiring orderly
 9 2,1    |             Orthodox” is meant not merely as a socio-cultural religious
10 2,2    |       Christians were not taken as merely figurative, a palpably modern
11 2,2    |          view the Lord's Supper as merely metaphorical in 1 Cor 11,
12 2,3    |         fatigue and suffering, but merely as being beloved of God [
13 2,3    |         followers to be doers, not merely hearers, of his words. He
14 2,4    |           truth. Athanasios is not merely expounding an abstract Christology;
15 3,4    |         spiritual event; it is not merely the transmission of theological
16 3,4    |    precious blood on the Cross not merely to be observed and admired,
17 4,3    |  evangelism. The disciples are not merely to announce the gospel and
18 4,4    |          work of evangelism is not merely announcing the gospel but
19 4,4    |       entails the announcement not merely of an abstract truth but
20 5,2    |         was His devotion to prayer merely for pedagogical reasons,
21 5,4    |         relationship to God is not merely one of isolated partnership
22 5,5    |           shows that prayer is not merely a means to an end but an
23 5,5    |         Through prayer we seek not merely the gifts of God but God
24 6,2    |           is another “seeing,” not merely a “believing,” open to every
25 7,4    |    definition of theologian is not merely a person who is professionally
26 9,3    |            it. Yet theology is not merely a repetitive but also a
27 10,1   |          all about? Am I living or merely existing?~ For Orthodox
28 10,1   | abstraction but as reality, is not merely a religion of rituals, rules
29 10,2   |            on or is satisfied with merely outward forms, while neglecting
30 10,2   |           jewels, and is satisfied merely by exhibiting her empty
31 10,3   |          cynicism, or complain and merely wring our hands while doing
32 10,5   |       existential. It gives us not merely intellectual, but experiential
33 11,2   |           friendship. I do not say merely tolerance, but positive
34 11,3   |         This call does not signify merely strategic interests to win
35 11,3   |            the Orthodox Church not merely permit but actually propel
36 11,4   |         spirit of renewal, and not merely be enslaved to the forms