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 1 Pref   |    entertainment, sports and various forms of family recreation. What
 2 Pref   |              the Orthodox liturgical forms and to the patterns of Orthodox
 3 Pref   |        treasures in and behind those forms and patterns. It seems that
 4 Pref   |             pertaining to liturgical forms and ecclesiastical policies
 5 Intro,1|            cultures and even the set forms of ecclesiastical institutions;
 6 Intro,5|   pharisaical attachment to external forms while denying the inner
 7 2,5    |           means of its institutional forms, but that because the Church
 8 2,5    |               and cultural norms and forms take prominence. Then the
 9 3,4    |              was as if the religious forms and ceremonies, the institution
10 3,4    |              as gift comes first. It forms the foundation from which
11 5,3    |              defined by a variety of forms such as petition, confession,
12 5,3    |             combine several of these forms. A prayer may begin with
13 5,3    |              not only by the various forms of prayer but also by the
14 5,3    |              prayers, whatever their forms, share basic elements or
15 8,3    |            and see that new cultural forms can express the essential
16 8,4    |           groups seeking to preserve forms of Jewish Christianity and
17 8,4    | incarnationally through new cultural forms? The Church of Saint Paul
18 9,1    |         through distinct beliefs and forms of expression. Its theology
19 9,1    |           Worship in its traditional forms and language is enjoyed
20 9,2    |       institution defined by so many forms and regulations. Rather
21 9,3    |                   We must reject all forms of coercion, control or
22 10,2   |        satisfied with merely outward forms, while neglecting or even
23 10,3   |           renewal in the magnificent forms and objective content of
24 10,3   |         front of our eyes. Beautiful forms of worship, the message
25 10,5   |       Orthodox tradition in its many forms knows of active obedience
26 11,4   |            merely be enslaved to the forms of a dead past.~ I must