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 1 Intro,3|       practice and witness. Its unity is confirmed by a common
 2 Intro,3| creation in Christ, an image of unity in love which God offers
 3 Intro,3|         issue of jurisdictional unity in a timely and appropriate
 4 Intro,6|         righteousness, justice, unity and peace to others without
 5 1,2    |    patristic perspective on the unity of revelation made it possible
 6 1,2    |   reader but also affirms their unity based on the essential aspects
 7 1,2    |        on the theme of intimate unity between Christ and Christians.
 8 1,2    |          Christ] brings us into unity be means of many images . . .
 9 1,2    |       All these things indicate unity; and they allow no~void
10 1,2    |        the secure ground of the unity of the Gospel. The written
11 1,2    |         still be one, and their unity no wise~infringed by the
12 2,1    |     Authentic Orthodoxy fosters unity which does not stifle variety
13 2,1    |   variety which does not injure unity. But vitality and creativity
14 2,1    |        maintenance of Christian unity, they are nevertheless only
15 2,1    |         growing in maturity and unity, and manifesting the treasures
16 2,3    |        Christ and the potential unity of the Church.~ The Orthodox
17 2,4    |        incarnate Christ and the unity of his divine and human
18 3,3    |     possessed a strong sense of unity in Christ, bound by love
19 4,2    |  Accordingly we affirm the full unity of the one true God disclosed
20 4,2    |    persons without losing their unity. Such in brief terms is
21 4,4    |         of Christianity was the unity and cohesiveness of the
22 4,4    |      Church fostered a sense of unity in Christ. The diverse of
23 8,2    |        single, undifferentiated unity. Their ties with Greece
24 8,3    |       succeeded in securing the unity of the Church but sealed
25 8,3    |         measures of appropriate unity and diversity? To what extent
26 8,4    |       drive toward identity and unity. Nor should “orthodoxy”
27 8,4    |  sacramental and administrative unity. To my understanding, one
28 8,4    |      his utmost to maintain the unity of the whole Church, the
29 9,1    |    sense of self-understanding, unity, identity and mission. Theology
30 9,1    |         to a level of trust and unity among all Orthodox leaders
31 9,3    |       present of Orthodoxy, the unity and mission of the Church,
32 10,2   | pastoral talents to the task of unity according to the ideal of