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 1  1,4 |   orthodox Christianity of the Catholic Church is clearly set forth
 2  2,2 |       followed the general, or Catholic letters, to which it was
 3  2,2 |     400, and stand between the catholic letters [of James] and those
 4  2,8 |       has it at the end of the Catholic or general letters, between
 5  5,5 |     led to the organization of Catholic Christianity against the
 6  5,9 |    Gnostic in color, the other Catholic and anti-Gnostic-the latter
 7  5,9 |      The author was no doubt a Catholic Christian, and probably
 8  7,1 |       to leave behind him. The Catholic tradition of Peter's twenty-five
 9 10,1 |                            The Catholic Church.~ About A.D. 180
10 10,1 | creation of the “universal” or Catholic Church, but the term as
11 11,3 |       Jude and the rest of the Catholic letters and Barnabas and
12 13,8 |        accepted Acts and three Catholic letters — I Peter and I
13 14,6 |       strong adherent of the,, Catholic movement, which Irenaeus
14 14,6 |     and Irenaeus are the first Catholic Fathers.~ This appeal to
15 14,6 |    years from the bosom of the Catholic church into that of the
16 14,6 |  extremes. His devotion to the Catholic movement and his aversion
17 14,6 |    when he was a thoroughgoing Catholic. It covers the years 197
18 14,6 |      Montanist values into his Catholic Christianity. He is still
19 14,6 |    Christianity. He is still a Catholic, but he sees the worth of
20 14,6 |      he had withdrawn from the Catholic church years before his
21 14,14|     and with only two or three Catholic letters.~ Cyprian's great