Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,6 |         development of Christian doctrine, and the extraordinary movement,
 2  2,2 |         toward the continuity of doctrine and discipline at Rome,
 3  2,6 |        Not only in polity but in doctrine and in his use of Christian
 4  2,9 |          chapter 3 proclaims his doctrine of God the Father and God
 5  4,3 |  Naassene Gnostics support their doctrine of the “flucdity” of the
 6  4,5 |     executioners. This startling doctrine, as we have seen, was particularly
 7  4,10| perpetual virginity of Mary, the doctrine that Jesus' brothers were
 8  7,1 |        the name the Teaching (or Doctrine) of Peter (the passage is
 9  8,4 |          devoted to Paul and his doctrine of faith for that. Clement
10 10,4 |    bishops and received the same doctrine from them all (Church History
11 13,4 |        or opponents of the Logos doctrine of John-the work In Defense
12 13,5 |                         Works on Doctrine.~ Hippolytus did not neglect
13 13,5 |   neglect the field of Christian doctrine. Perhaps the earliest of
14 13,8 |       views of morals, practice, doctrine, and interpretation. Little
15 14,5 |         a notable defense of the doctrine of the Trinity, particularly
16 14,6 |          poured forth all' their doctrine, along with their blood!
17 14,6 |         had dealt with Marcion's doctrine that the Creator and the
18 14,13|         who have been deified, a doctrine reminiscent of Wisd. 14:
19 14,15|  Christian fellowship. From this doctrine of a “pure” church, which
20 14,15|       had nothing to do with the doctrine of the church but only with
21 14,17|       develops Arnobius' curious doctrine of the soul as not necessarily
22 14,20|          had little to say about doctrine but were about metrical,
23 16   |      rigorous definition of both doctrine and discipline. It was a