Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,6|    bishops permitted heretical~views to be expressed in their
 2 Intro, C  |       epoch puts forth its own views, ways of understanding,
 3 I, 2,9    |   violate it with any personal views~of their own, sometimes,
 4 II, 3,5   | Orthodox Church, guided by the views of the ancient writers of
 5 II, 3,6   |    those confessions and world views —~even though they might
 6 II, 7,5   |      uniting” and “equalizing” views indicate a forgetfulness
 7 Add, 0,3  |      different conceptions~and views than ours in the realm of
 8 Add, 0,7  |      have no power.~Chiliastic views were spread in antiquity
 9 Add, 0,7  |        more recent times these views were resur-rected in the
10 App, 2    |      replace the philosophical~views of the ancient world, as
11 App, 2    |     world view; but the Church views them as private, personal
12 App, 3    |      of divergence between the views of Soloviev and the teaching