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... adoption 8. " 6 . What I have said about the method of teaching adopted by the Alexandrian , and more or less by the other primitive Churches , amounts to this ; that they on principle refrained from telling unbelievers all they ...
... adoption 8. " 6 . What I have said about the method of teaching adopted by the Alexandrian , and more or less by the other primitive Churches , amounts to this ; that they on principle refrained from telling unbelievers all they ...
Page 207
... adoption . An attempt was made by the Arians to smooth over their inconsistency , by adducing passages of Scripture ... adopted son is not necessarily younger , but might be older , than the person adopting him . ] maintained that the ...
... adoption . An attempt was made by the Arians to smooth over their inconsistency , by adducing passages of Scripture ... adopted son is not necessarily younger , but might be older , than the person adopting him . ] maintained that the ...
Page 346
... adopted by the Council of the Dedication . Acacius , on the other hand , not satisfied with the advantage he had just gained in the preliminary meeting at Sirmium , where the mention of the usia or substance was dropped ( although but ...
... adopted by the Council of the Dedication . Acacius , on the other hand , not satisfied with the advantage he had just gained in the preliminary meeting at Sirmium , where the mention of the usia or substance was dropped ( although but ...
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