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 1 Intro,3|          family according to the principle of one Church in one region,
 2 2,3    |          took their stand on the principle of justification by faith
 3 3,4    |       our people, especially the principle of Christ-centeredness.
 4 4,2    |        salvation.~ The patristic principle that in God as Trinity all
 5 4,2    | safeguards monotheism, while the principle that the attributes of being
 6 5,2    |       his great inspiration. His principle was: “First comes prayer
 7 7,1    |         or contradicting his own principle of mercy toward sinners.
 8 7,3    |        violate a clear spiritual principle or biblical commandment.
 9 8,4    |          up” (8:1). His pastoral principle is that a Christian should
10 9,3    |       practice conciliarity, the principle of working together, which
11 10,1   |           which means the living principle or life. Essentially the
12 10,3   |        call “conciliarity” — the principle of working together by consensus
13 10,3   |        This is not the political principle of democracy, nor is it
14 10,3   |        insights and talents. The principle of conciliarity is of such
15 10,5   |          indispensable spiritual principle which, when activated, transforms
16 10,5   |         the second indispensable principle of Orthodox spirituality.
17 10,5   |        to heaven.” The spiritual principle of repentance in its essence
18 10,5   |      heard. This third spiritual principle is loving obedience and
19 10,5   |       people. The essence of the principle of obedience is found in
20 11,3   |        seems as inviolate as the principle of faithfulness itself.
21 11,3   |          to win them over to the principle of dialogue but also, and
22 11,3   |       long been committed to the principle of dialogue on intrinsic
23 11,4   |          well as counting on the principle of consensus so highly valued
24 11,4   |     members. A general operative principle that we share is the principle
25 11,4   |   principle that we share is the principle of distinguishing the greater
26 11,4   |    Tradition and traditions as a principle of ecumenical change and
27 11,4   |     Torah as a Concept and Vital Principle in the Hebrew Bible,” The