Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,1|    conformity with one’s truth claims with a sense of genuine,
 2 Intro,2|       satisfied with triumphal claims while denying them in practice?
 3 3,3    |     nor an issue of triumphant claims about the past. It was the
 4 5,5    |   about theosis and making any claims about it for ourselves.
 5 9,1    |     debatable in view of rival claims regarding jurisdictional
 6 9,3    |  impressive offices. Orthodoxy claims a rich legacy of hymnology,
 7 10,2   |   acknowledge that the highest claims of Orthodoxy are often subverted
 8 11,2   |        related to transcendent claims of my faith. I am here to
 9 11,2   |       conflicted over boundary claims. History lessons in school
10 11,3   | compromise to the transcendent claims of the Christian Orthodox
11 11,4   |         But these transcendent claims on both sides need not necessarily
12 11,4   |      respective deep religious claims. Conflict could arise, as
13 11,4   |      the other must accept its claims or when one community shows
14 11,4   |    contempt and denigrates the claims of the other contrary to