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Unrooted phylogenetic comparisons were conducted with distance and parsimony methods by using PAUP* 4. As for the individual caught in an unrooted modernity, those apt to keep their wits in a godless future are those who possess a knowledge--however acquired--of their roots, that is, their own past and traditions. Noted ecclesiologist Joseph Komonchak has argued that in order to avoid two conceptual pitfalls--that communion ecclesiology denotes vague feelings of fellowship or, oppositely, a highly mystified church unrooted in history--it is necessary to define what communion ecclesiology is (and is not). |
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