The New Encyclopaedia Britannica: Suppl, Volume 16Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1997 |
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Suppl. Ecumen- ical par- ticipation Christ's mandate for unity Disputes regarding the nature of Christ Ecumen- ical efforts of. decisions represented the universal church , in contrast to other church councils that enjoyed only regional ...
Suppl. Ecumen- ical par- ticipation Christ's mandate for unity Disputes regarding the nature of Christ Ecumen- ical efforts of. decisions represented the universal church , in contrast to other church councils that enjoyed only regional ...
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Suppl. Disputes regarding the nature of Christ Ecumen- ical efforts of Bucer and Me- lanchthon Ecumen- ical witness by individuals The World Council of Churches Recent Chris- tianity's contacts with. in Rome received the lapsed back into ...
Suppl. Disputes regarding the nature of Christ Ecumen- ical efforts of Bucer and Me- lanchthon Ecumen- ical witness by individuals The World Council of Churches Recent Chris- tianity's contacts with. in Rome received the lapsed back into ...
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... ical importance far outweighed their small magnitude . There is general agreement that from perhaps AD 600 to 1400 European and North Atlantic climates became warmer and probably drier . Evidence of this warming comes from many regions ...
... ical importance far outweighed their small magnitude . There is general agreement that from perhaps AD 600 to 1400 European and North Atlantic climates became warmer and probably drier . Evidence of this warming comes from many regions ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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