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t Columba, the Irish monk who first brought	Christianity to Inverness.
The Romans brought	Christianity to these islands, along with the custom of
ise him as St. Giles, the saint who brought	Christianity to England.
Saint Birinus preached here when he brought	Christianity to the area.
e is a St. Cedd's Church-Saint Cedd brought	Christianity to Essex.
Thaddeus and Saint Bartholomew, who brought	Christianity to Armenia in the 1st century.
h of Saints Cyril and Methodius who brought	Christianity and the Byzantine Rite to the Slavic people
c, one of the many Irish saints who brought	Christianity to Cornwall during the Dark Ages, and is lo
Malaysian Consultative Council of Buddhism,	Christianity, Hinduism and Sikhism (MCCBCHS), which repr
s top are four faces representing Buddhism,	Christianity, Islam and Judaism.
e included religions are: Baha'i, Buddhism,	Christianity, Humanism/Atheism, Hindu, Interfaith, Islam
nges that would affect not only Judaism but	Christianity and Islam as well.
al understanding is not only furthered, but	Christianity and Buddhism in their immiscible difference
ies through practising charity motivated by	Christianity.
In February 2008, Carl was interviewed by	Christianity Magazine in an article called "No man's lan
rit (Sounds Familyre Records) was ranked by	Christianity Today as the #4 record of the year.
In a 2005 interview by	Christianity Today film reviewer Peter Chattaway with Da
o Mat Kearney's musical style, described by	Christianity Today as "joining acoustic pop with a sligh
It was named by	Christianity Today as one of the top ten books of the tw
ant Christian High School was recognized by	Christianity Today as the "Best Christian Place to Work"
e confessions, the Arab (Islam), Byzantine (	Christianity) and Zimzim (Judaism).
Cafeteria	Christianity is somewhat related to latitudinarianism, t
Christians and have published a book called	Christianity for Beginners.
Christians and have published a book called	Christianity for Beginners.
Roman governor writing circa 110 CE, called	Christianity a "superstition taken to extravagant length
Local Church for evangelical ID card	Christianity Today, February 2003
Newcastle, depicts the history of Catholic	Christianity in England, from the conversion of Ethelber
She was loyal to the tradition of Catholic	Christianity.
prominent advocates of what became Catholic	Christianity in the Arian controversy which divided the
traditional Arianism in favour of Catholic	Christianity in 587.
Note especially that in Wikipedia, Catholic	Christianity redirects to Roman Catholic Church.
him and was thus led to convert to Catholic	Christianity.
bol or ii) a symbol adopted from the Celtic	Christianity, Christianity having been brought to Staffo
Ian Bradley, Celtic	Christianity, Edinburgh University Press, 1999 ISBN 0748
agius I' and undertook to revive the Celtic	Christianity prior to the Synod of Whitby while continui
churches, the Orthodox churches, and Celtic	Christianity.
It was a major centre of Celtic	Christianity, and the seat of the later medieval bishopr
n area previously more influenced by Celtic	Christianity stemming from missionaries of Melrose and I
, was a monk, strongly influenced by Celtic	Christianity and Saint Amand.
Tuda succeeded the Celtic	Christianity supporter Saint Colman in the bishopric.
In the 2nd century,	Christianity began to spread to the rural areas, and scr
doctrine, deemed heretical by Chalcedonian	Christianity, the School moved back to Nisibis.
they ruled over were following Chalcedonian	Christianity.
In Pentecostal and charismatic	Christianity, it is believed that God continues to opera
Spirit details his journey into charismatic	Christianity, and argues against the cessationist positi
Holt was a follower of Charismatic	Christianity and believed in traditional Pentecostal gif
cle is supported by WikiProject Charismatic	Christianity.
d other contemporary streams of charismatic	Christianity such as the Toronto Blessing, International
Charismatic	Christianity is a Christian doctrine that maintains that
e Spirit" is a term used within charismatic	Christianity.
Calgary in 1993 on the topic of Charismatic	Christianity as a Global Culture, which led to the publi
to political theology or a specific Chinese	Christianity.
ntroversial interpretation of early Chinese	Christianity as ‘syncretistic'.
Christless	Christianity: The Alternative Gospel of the American Chu
, Christenskap (Afrikanership, Citizenship,	Christianity).
However like most former European colonies,	Christianity is often mixed with enduring traditional be
ainst those who think the idea of combining	Christianity and heavy metal is evil, especially in the
vangelical Council magazine which commended	Christianity Explored, in direct contrast to Alpha, for
er attention to writing articles concerning	Christianity in the Soviet Union, many of which she sent
swell illustrates how American conservative	Christianity changed sociologically during the 20th cent
several common expressions of contemporary	Christianity, specifically, the descriptive phrase born
Stephen Hunt: Contemporary	Christianity and LGBT Sexualities, Ashgate Publishing, L
y deeper and more complex than contemporary	Christianity and many of the keys to understanding it ha
It credits	Christianity Explored with "the best treatment of sin, g
media such as Relevant Magazine, Crosswalk,	Christianity Today and Cross Rhythms.
ores Abbey in Fife.This change from Culdean	Christianity in Scotland was displaced by the Roman syst
hilosophy be was mainly concerned to defend	Christianity against modern Positivism.
", LaVey affirms "his commitment to destroy	Christianity and herd mentality in all forms."
Her novels also reflected her devout	Christianity.
uhaus joined the IRD board early on, as did	Christianity Today magazine founding editor Carl F. H. H
t to Europe, they also tried to use Doquz's	Christianity to advantage, by claiming that Mongol princ
back, Japan had changed quite drastically:	Christianity was being eradicated since its interdiction
works focus on the social history of early	Christianity (groundbreaking studies on, for example, ea
Main article: Early	Christianity
Drawn to the subject of early	Christianity because of his background as a linguist and
widespread use of visionary plants in early	Christianity and the surrounding culture, with a gradual
he "Rite of Baptism" was performed in early	Christianity.
Study in the Historical Background of Early	Christianity (June 1929), Biblo-Moser ISBN 0819601969 IS
Bruce Chilton is a scholar of early	Christianity and Judaism, now Bernard Iddings Bell Profe
ican academic working in the field of early	Christianity and Gnosticism.
ssue, see Circumcision controversy in early	Christianity, while two millennia later Jewish exclusion
Philip, T. V. East of the Euphrates: Early	Christianity in Asia.
See also: Early	Christianity and Judaism, Paul of Tarsus and Judaism, an
oints of similarity between Ireland's early	Christianity and the Eastern churches.
Recent Studies in Early	Christianity, ed., 6 vols.
ditional Christian greeting dating to early	Christianity.
search Professor of New Testament and Early	Christianity at the University of St Andrews in Scotland
hese creeds are a distinct source for early	Christianity.
tements with regard to gnosticism and early	Christianity: "Gnosticism is about to become the 21st ce
for his work regarding Gnosticism in early	Christianity.
In early	Christianity, it was customary to pray facing toward the
According to most scholars, Early	Christianity was a Jewish eschatological faith.
a great variety of sources related to early	Christianity "from outside scripture", coming to the con
ations between Christians and Jews in early	Christianity
The Society for the Study of Early	Christianity is a professional association of ancient hi
s about the first century figure from early	Christianity.
h advocate a Gnostic understanding of early	Christianity and the Christ myth theory , including The
salem, he pursued graduate studies in early	Christianity and ancient Judaism.
Mark of Apollonias was a figure in early	Christianity.
s the development of this doctrine in early	Christianity, noting that it is "beyond dispute" that in
period of Rabbinic Judaism including early	Christianity and the origins of Christianity.
he concept of the church as mother in early	Christianity
s also attributed to other figures in Early	Christianity.
ent History in a Modern University 2: Early	Christianity, Late Antiquity and Beyond.
rom the word basilica, a term used in early	Christianity for a church containing the body of a saint
story in its Three Great Periods, (1) Early	Christianity, (2) The Middle Age, (3) Modern Phases (thr
They thus seek a restoration of early	Christianity and recognise no hierarchy other than the "
gions of the Roman Empire, especially early	Christianity and its relations to ancient Judaism, and h
ence of conflict among the leaders of Early	Christianity; for example James D. G. Dunn proposes that
about 50 AD was the first meeting in Early	Christianity called upon to consider the application of
a different version of the history of early	Christianity and challenges the divinity of Jesus, shake
ionship between the Roman sources and early	Christianity.
and theology of the New Testament and early	Christianity.
cannot be separated from abortion in early	Christianity.
University (Ph.D. in New Testament & Early	Christianity, 2006).
persecution intensified (see Split of early	Christianity and Judaism).
Q and the history of early	Christianity (Edinburgh: T&T Clark, 1996)
Everett Ferguson, Encyclopedia of Early	Christianity, Taylor & Francis, 1998, p. 776
Th. J. Plange in 1906 concluded that early	Christianity was the product of Buddhist missionaries.
rticle 'On the Dating of Polycarp' in Early	Christianity that the account is not an eyewitness repor
rks to redact the Gnostic movement in early	Christianity.
been in friendship and alliance since early	Christianity.
Rick McPeak, Earnest	Christianity: The Practical Theology of Benjamin Titus R
icheron" in Blackwell Dictionary of Eastern	Christianity (Oxford: Blackwell Publishing, 1999.)
Eastern	Christianity.
d to live the ancient expression of Eastern	Christianity.
In Eastern	Christianity they are also known as the Three Great Hier
Eastern	Christianity Michael Angold
se Church" continues to this day in Eastern	Christianity.
is used among the denominations of Eastern	Christianity, although gold is an alternative colour.
Main article: Consecrations in Eastern	Christianity
In Eastern	Christianity, xerophagy is the form of fasting observed
s, but quite different from that of Eastern	Christianity.
Department of Eastern	Christianity (including Armenian, Coptic and Syriac)
Eastern	Christianity calculates the date of Easter differently f
Eastern	Christianity (the Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox an
of the historical effects of Ecclesiastical	Christianity upon the unconscious mind.
In 2001 he edited	Christianity, a collection of essays published by Verita
books Griggs has written is Early Egyptian	Christianity: From Its Origins to 451 C.E. (Brill, 2000)
thing is accomplished with regard to either	Christianity or psychoanalysis by listing their illusion
the population of Liberia practices either	Christianity or Christianity combined with elements of t
only Olentzero remaining behind to embrace	Christianity.
This experience led her to embrace	Christianity.
fied Pele, the Volcano goddess, and embrace	Christianity in 1825.
of the first few Brahmin family to embrace	Christianity in 1100 AD.
sation when Merched y Wawr began to embrace	Christianity, which was against the origins of the movem
el convinced the king to officially embrace	Christianity.
uence most of his family members to embrace	Christianity as well.
those people who might not want to embrace	Christianity, but have a spiritual feeling about the tim
In 1518, he embraced	Christianity and affiliated himself with the Roman Catho
Later, at the age of fifty, he embraced	Christianity at Genoa.
tutelage of Rev. Duff, he formally embraced	Christianity on July 2, 1843.
especially fellow Jews who had not embraced	Christianity as he had.
and many students of Hindu College embraced	Christianity.
ing the British era, many families embraced	Christianity.
doned the faith of his fathers and embraced	Christianity.
He, however, left Islam and embraced	Christianity before he became foreign minister.
il power and together with Argante embraces	Christianity.
yet Christian, although he had encountered	Christianity both in Cadfan's and Raedwald's courts.
In 1964 I published an article entitled '	Christianity and Other Faiths'... [and] I continue to ho
ds like cheerleading, and appears to equate	Christianity with Fundamentalism and the political Far R
The Roman regime sought to eradicate	Christianity, and sent Aquilinus to persecute Christians
us intervals, Tibetan Buddhism and esoteric	Christianity.
s teaching incorporates aspects of Esoteric	Christianity that relate to finding the "Kingdom of God
She incorporates both established	Christianity and Judaism with statements such as "You've
s, the city's first bishop, who established	Christianity in the area around the beginning of the 4th
drawing them into slavery and establishing	Christianity.
al font, and then aided him in establishing	Christianity throughout his broad dominion; and the curi
separated the British church from European	Christianity for centuries, so the church in Rome had no
influential documents in modern Evangelical	Christianity, it was written and adopted by 2,300 evange
e of the Plymouth Brethren upon evangelical	Christianity exceeds their relatively small numerical pr
who had a significant impact on evangelical	Christianity in the 20th century.
being imprisoned, converted to evangelical	Christianity and has announced that he would not partici
rch Growth is a movement within evangelical	Christianity which emphasizes mainly missionary work com
oth the Presbyterian Church and evangelical	Christianity around the world.
The more theologically evangelical	Christianity Explored course was devised as an evangelic
upon his newfound commitment to evangelical	Christianity.
were characterised by committed evangelical	Christianity which he alluded to in the novel Red Guitar
pectrum of beliefs ranging from evangelical	Christianity with a Jewish flavour at one end, to belief
ed by a high degree of faith in Evangelical	Christianity, thus causing the name of Jesus to be affix
tic and Third Wave movements in Evangelical	Christianity.
predestination, or a version of Evangelical	Christianity or Calvinism that is deemed by the critic t
influential document in modern Evangelical	Christianity.
erting to Mormonism and then to evangelical	Christianity.
ce offspring, after the rise of Evangelical	Christianity.
tendency toward both humor and evangelical	Christianity.
inal sin (which in any case did not exist);	Christianity was an invention.
bed Wequash thanked Williams for explaining	Christianity to him at his home in Providence, but Willi
e in 1310 to discuss urgent problems facing	Christianity, such as the organization of a new Crusade.
ity in the three great monotheistic faiths (	Christianity, Islam, and Judaism).
The false	Christianity of the white-devil oppressor must be replac
ious in nature, reflecting Guerra's fervent	Christianity.
after their pagan uncle (who died fighting	Christianity).
ed and most of the giants decided to follow	Christianity after that.
Kukis like Nagas are hill tribe and follow	christianity as their faith.
stopped weightlifting in 1975 and followed	Christianity.
He follows	Christianity.
Almost 98% of the population follows	Christianity and there is no Hindu temple or Muslim mosq
use of her betrayal of her own religion for	Christianity he agrees.
utive Director of the Australian Centre for	Christianity and Culture within Charles Sturt University

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