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... Holy Spirit . After a process of institutionalization in the church , opposition against it - through appeal to the Holy Spirit - became noticeable for the first time in Montanism , in the mid - 2nd century . Montanus , a Phry- gian ...
... Holy Spirit . After a process of institutionalization in the church , opposition against it - through appeal to the Holy Spirit - became noticeable for the first time in Montanism , in the mid - 2nd century . Montanus , a Phry- gian ...
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... Holy Spirit with the ability to uncover the hidden spiritual meaning of the letter ) long hindered West- ern theologians in developing their own exegetical works . Exegetical literature was restricted to " chains " ( catenae ) , in ...
... Holy Spirit with the ability to uncover the hidden spiritual meaning of the letter ) long hindered West- ern theologians in developing their own exegetical works . Exegetical literature was restricted to " chains " ( catenae ) , in ...
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... holy day is a celebration , albeit with different emphases , of the total revelation and re- demption of Christ , which are “ made present at all times ” or proclaim " the paschal mystery as achieved in the saints who have suffered and ...
... holy day is a celebration , albeit with different emphases , of the total revelation and re- demption of Christ , which are “ made present at all times ” or proclaim " the paschal mystery as achieved in the saints who have suffered and ...
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