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THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Biblical canon (involvement of Pope Damasus I [b.305]);
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Absolution (sacerdotal remittance of sin);
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	The apostolic succession (i.e., of bishops and/or the Pope from the original Apostles);
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Christology;
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Ecclesiology since Vatican II;
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Infant Baptism (as first mentioned in Didache);
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Ecumenism (the move to reunite churches);
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Ecumenical Councils (as means to bring about change and/or reform);
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Icon veneration;
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	The Immaculate Conception of Mary;
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Real Presence;
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Liturgy since Vatican II;
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Models of the Church (Avery Dulles);
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Moral Theology/Ethics;
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Natural Law;
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Indulgences (i.e., remissions by the Church of some penalties for sin);
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Mary (Mary as Theotokos [i.e., in Greek, "God-bearer" or "Mother of God"]; as perpetually virgin; the Assumption of Mary);
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	The Pope (i.e., belief that the Pope is the successor of St. Peter, the "rock" on which the Church is built, and therefore the infallible head of Christendom);
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Purgatory (a "holding place" after death where souls are purified before entering heaven);
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Sacerdotalism (priesthood as intermediary and sacred office; also see priesthood (Catholic Church), Mass (liturgy), and priesthood in Vatican II);
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	The Sacraments; Transubstantiation; Fermentum;
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Sainthood, canonization and beatification;
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Papal Infallibility (the Pope being infallible in matters of religion and morality);
THEOLOGY ROMAN-CATHOLIC	Tradition (i.e., its authority relative to Scripture and role of Tradition in Church Councils).