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Advance Elements of Optoisolation Circuitsce on two levels. The first was occasioned by the emigration of Russian theologians to the West in the first decades of the century, and the second by the “invasion” of Western theological ideas into the “canonical territory” of the ROC through ecumenical contacts and the translation of theological

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Advanced .NET Remoting (C# Edition)gmas, but only for the sake of friendship, if you so desire.”. With these words, the Ecumenical patriarch ended his correspondence with Protestant theologians at the University of Tübingen in the sixteenth century. Doctrinal differences between Eastern Orthodox and Western churches thus are nothing

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Accessing APIs via Native Mobile Apps,e of identity. The identity discourse of an institutional church has an official character, insofar as it is formulated and transmitted by clerical elites. The sequence usually involves clergy first attaining a certain level of spiritual and intellectual training, then the formulation of a message o

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Partitioning and Coding Styles,nd evaluations and caused by multiple sociohistorical developments. Byzantine Orthodox anti-Westernism is certainly not identical with the modern Orthodox anti-Western critique. But various lines of continuity can be located between the two, as both are part of a long chain of critical attitudes tow

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