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 1 Intro,1|           Byzantium” distorts the universal, dynamic character of Orthodoxy,
 2 Intro,1|          abandon the lie that the universal truth of Orthodoxy can equally
 3 Intro,2|           remarkably coherent and universal vision of truth pertaining
 4 Intro,2|         constitute aspects of the universal truth of Orthodoxy to be
 5 Intro,3|           family of Churches, the universal Orthodox Church welcomes
 6 1,3    |      boldness that they possessed universal saving truth and had a sacred
 7 2,1    |       referent to the classic and universal Christian tradition. It
 8 2,1    |    household of God, the redeemed universal humanity, built on the foundation
 9 4,1    |          and proclaimed to all as universal good news.~ A key passage
10 4,3    |       love. And God’s purpose was universal: that God’s people would
11 6,1    |      catholic truth and a genuine universal concern which flow from
12 7,3    |  discernment and diagnosis is the universal vision of Christian theology.
13 7,3    |          of revealed truth in its universal scope is not taken seriously,
14 7,3    |          on both the personal and universal scope of theological truth
15 8,3    |          christocentric survey of universal history which finds that
16 8,3    |           through whom God offers universal salvation by means of faith
17 8,3    |       that sacrifice toward a new universal identity in Christ. The
18 8,3    |         very nature of faith in a universal Lord and the very nature
19 8,3    |         nature of the Church as a universal community, required this
20 8,3    |           regarding Christ as the universal Savior, the Gospel as the
21 8,3    |         Savior, the Gospel as the universal message, and the Church
22 8,3    |    message, and the Church as the universal new humanity; and how far
23 8,3    |          village. But what of our universal identity in Christ which
24 8,4    |     Christ as His enthronement as universal Lord (Kyrios). The experience
25 8,4    |    experience and theology of the universal lordship of Christ, and
26 8,4    |         Christ, and the resulting universal soteriology, were thus the
27 8,4    | congregations both on a local and universal level. Meeks shows that,
28 8,4    |           mission grounded in the universal lordship of Christ. Dare
29 9,3    |            Orthodoxy exhibits the universal Faith of the One, Holy,
30 9,3    |        immense importance for the universal mission of Orthodoxy in
31 9,3    |           the world as the way of universal truth and life; and doing
32 9,3    | instruments, to bring Orthodoxy’s universal light and truth to all peoples.~
33 9,3    |         to preach and promote the universal Gospel and the one Church
34 10,3   |          guardian of the classic, universal Christian faith.[128] We
35 10,3   |           Orthodoxy is indeed the universal expression of Christianity