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 1 Pref   |        well be that we, Orthodox theologians, priests, teachers, leaders,
 2 Pref   |  callings — as bishops, priests, theologians, educators, lay leaders,
 3 Intro,1|   Karmiris and other noted Greek theologians of the twentieth century
 4 Intro,1| Ecumenical Councils. Still other theologians have put the emphasis elsewhere:
 5 2,3    |          God's word and biblical theologians. The most notable example
 6 2,4    |       one of the first Christian theologians to use the language of theosis
 7 3,2    |          new. Church leaders and theologians have been talking about
 8 3,4    |       biblical scholars or great theologians, as if great learning would
 9 4,2    |         be traced back to German theologians in the late nineteenth and
10 7,4    |        Saint Symeon to Byzantine theologians of his time, “but the [uncreated]
11 7,5    |          personality, should not theologians do the same on the basis
12 7,5    |          as Orthodox leaders and theologians in modern times is our virtual
13 7,5    |          in life is God’s truth, theologians, pastors, doctors, therapists
14 8,3    |          Marcion of old and some theologians in modern times, Saint Paul
15 9,1    |       only to Church leaders and theologians, but also the entire body
16 9,1    |         all Orthodox leaders and theologians, clergy and laity alike,
17 9,3    |          It is not often that we theologians descend from our ivory towers
18 9,3    |          and guiding discipline. Theologians are obliged not only to
19 10,1   |       full awareness? Preeminent theologians of the past, such as Vladimir
20 10,3   |       marks of Orthodoxy is what theologians call “conciliarity” — the
21 10,3   |        that a number of Orthodox theologians have connected it with the
22 11,1   |   America.~ Orthodox leaders and theologians have conducted numerous
23 11,2   |         as religious leaders and theologians in this matter as we look
24 11,4   |        one of the first Orthodox theologians to distinguish between Tradition
25 11,4   |         authors formally called “Theologians” in the Orthodox tradition