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 1 Pref |  theologians, priests, teachers, leaders, and parents, have not done
 2 Pref |        rise of future, brilliant leaders to guide the Church to unseen
 3 Pref |      theologians, educators, lay leaders, parish council members,
 4 1,2  |          life of their spiritual leaders and had to receive God's
 5 1,2  |         on books but charismatic leaders of the people of God who
 6 3,2  |      since many Christians, both leaders and ordinary faithful, seem
 7 3,2  |        not something new. Church leaders and theologians have been
 8 3,2  |         body of the Church, both leaders and faithful, need to work
 9 3,4  |       teachers, and other parish leaders must have first embraced
10 3,4  |   intentions, priests and parish leaders reinforce this view of “
11 7,1  |     challenged by some religious leaders of his time, “the law of
12 7,1  |          one hand, the religious leaders discerned that a serious
13 7,1  |          behavior. The religious leaders were concerned about upholding
14 7,4  |       community of faith and its leaders. To be sure, the personal
15 7,4  | convention. The Jewish religious leaders who came before Jesus, just
16 7,5  |         of spiritual life of its leaders.~ Secondly, Christian professionals
17 7,5  |          of omission as Orthodox leaders and theologians in modern
18 8,4  |         the same Eirenaios — the leaders of the ancient Church who
19 9,1  |       belongs not only to Church leaders and theologians, but also
20 9,1  |         unity among all Orthodox leaders and theologians, clergy
21 10,2 |        who had lost her inspired leaders, as well as her spiritual
22 10,2 |       and moving~each one of the leaders and making him inspired.
23 10,3 |          its citizens as well as leaders across the board.~ The report’
24 10,4 |   Christians and false Christian leaders were people of “corrupt
25 11,1 |        times that many religious leaders of major faiths have called
26 11,1 | especially in America.~ Orthodox leaders and theologians have conducted
27 11,2 |      responsibility as religious leaders and theologians in this
28 11,4 |           9:1-5).~ Had Christian leaders heeded Saint Paul's vision
29 11,4 |   practiced especially by Church leaders. Saint John Climacos, The