Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1 I, 2,7  |         established in the West as obligatory in the ninth century, and~
2 I, 2,7  |          the West as a universally~obligatory dogma. Protestantism inherited
3 II, 7,6 |       Council were acknowledged as obligatory for the~whole Church (Acts
4 II, 8,7 | Christianity such~a demand was not obligatory, but even in apostolic times
5 II, 8,7 |           not be laid upon them as obligatory, and that the ancient canon~
6 App, 1  |       Tradition, in declaring them obligatory for all the faithful. In~
7 App, 5,3|           can hardly be considered obligatory as a basis for glorification,