Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,2|                                  Dogmas.~So as to guard the right
 2 Intro, A,2|        the days of the Apostles, dogmas. In the Acts of the Apostles
 3 Intro, A,2|        Christian understanding, “dogmas” are the opposite of “opinions,”
 4 Intro, A,3|                   The sources of dogmas.~On what are dogmas founded?
 5 Intro, A,3|   sources of dogmas.~On what are dogmas founded? It is clear that
 6 Intro, A,3|        founded? It is clear that dogmas are not founded on the rational
 7 Intro, A,5|     Apostolic~Tradition: “Of the dogmas and sermons preserved in
 8 Intro, A,7|                                  Dogmas and canons.~In ecclesiastical
 9 Intro, A,7|       ecclesiastical terminology dogmas are the truths of Christian
10 Intro, A,8|          not to be confused with dogmas,~in the precise meaning
11 Intro, A,9|          of the Apostles and the~dogmas of the Fathers have imprinted
12 Intro, B,2|     Historical Exposition of the Dogmas, five volumes), by Archpriest
13 Intro, C  |    truths, or new~aspects of the dogmas handed down to us, or a
14 Intro, C  |     gives a complete view of the dogmas of~the Faith and the fullness
15 Intro, C  |        theological exposition of dogmas must take an unalterable
16 I, 2,1    |        whole series of the great dogmas of the Church are~founded
17 I, 2,1    |       important of all Christian dogmas, it~is the most difficult
18 I, 2,7    |    theory of the “development of dogmas”) is concealed~in the Orthodox
19 I, 2,7    |         are either confusing two dogmas — that is,~the dogma of
20 II, 5,3   |          a whole series of other dogmas.~The word of God teaches
21 II, 6,4   |                                  Dogmas concerning the Holy Virgin
22 II, 6,4   |         the Holy Virgin Mary~Two dogmas concerning the Mother of
23 II, 6,4   |          The declaration of both dogmas corresponds to the Roman
24 II, 6,4   |    theory of the “development of~dogmas.” The Orthodox Church does
25 II, 6,4   |        the fundamental truths~or dogmas of the Christian faith.~
26 II, 6,7   |       Brief Exposition of Divine Dogmas”).~The law of the Gospel
27 II, 7,5   |        corrupted the fundamental dogmas of the faith;~schismatics
28 II, 8,8   |       Gospel, and preserving the dogmas, the Divine services, and~
29 App, 1    |       idea of the development of dogmas?~In the majority of cases
30 App, 1    |          the Church to “develop” dogmas,~meaning by this the right
31 App, 1    | principle of the~creation of new dogmas which have not been handed
32 App, 1    |     change traditional Christian dogmas and expressions.)~Thus,
33 App, 1    |  lifeless collection of separate~dogmas?~With all assurance one
34 App, 1    |       shows that the quantity of dogmas, in the narrow sense of
35 App, 1    |        increased. It is not that dogmas have developed, but that
36 App, 2    |         with faithfulness to the dogmas and the whole teaching of