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 1 Intro,1|       glory of Byzantium were one reality reflected in the monastic
 2 1,3    | Athanasios goes on to support its reality by pointing to what the
 3 2,2    |          account the constitutive reality of the Church, the creative
 4 2,2    |           with making present the reality of the saving events in
 5 2,2    |           make present the saving reality and blessings of the death
 6 2,3    |     together as parts of the same reality of truth in which unquestionably
 7 2,4    |      thirdly, the focus is on the reality of Jesus Christ as the eternal
 8 2,4    |        this teaching based on the reality of the incarnation, the
 9 2,4    |           incarnation in its full reality. Through the incarnation
10 2,4    |           Athanasios stresses the reality and tangibility of the incarnate
11 2,5    |          Church as a sociological reality may allow the life in Christ
12 3,4    |         today confronts a similar reality in the parish. Orthodox
13 3,4    |          effective answer to this reality of religious familiarity
14 3,4    |        God’s kingdom as a present reality. The Apostles began with
15 4,2    |          all referred to the same reality. In biblical perspective,
16 4,3    |          Gospel — underscores the reality of the Church and its task
17 4,3    |         Spirit” (2 Cor. 3:6). The reality of new creation in Christ
18 4,4    |          of God as a transforming reality revealing here and now the
19 4,4    |         in one seamless spiritual reality evidenced by a vibrant Church,
20 5,5    |           conscious, transforming reality through prayer above all
21 5,5    |           He soon encountered the reality of human weakness, including
22 6,1    |      completely recede behind the reality of the glory of God and
23 7,2    |         is complex, all-embracing reality. There are consequently
24 7,3    |        experience of God is not a reality located only in the past
25 7,3    |   understand and interpret all of reality from the standpoint of God.
26 7,3    |           always at hand. If this reality of revealed truth in its
27 7,4    |       glory of God in its greater reality, nor certainly a psychological
28 8,2    |          Lord was such a powerful reality for him that he could say, “
29 10,1   |          as an abstraction but as reality, is not merely a religion
30 11,3   |  tolerated co-existence.[136] The reality is that our religious communities,