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London, where as young man he converted to	Christianity and becoming a noted Anglican writer and th
gh New Zealand has no established religion,	Christianity has been the majority religious affiliation
ship of the day in defence of the idea that	Christianity had been a Jewish Gnostic cult that spread
...	Christianity had been twelve winters in Norway ...
	Christianity has been present in the town since at least
	Christianity has been present in Connor Diocese for over
This epoch marks a time in which	Christianity has been somewhat imposed upon the native p
ck-Huessy, whom he had nearly followed into	Christianity, have been published as Judaism Despite Chr
	Christianity arrived before 700 AD and open air services
In 1848 he was converted to	Christianity and began distributing Bibles and religious
Christians and have published a book called	Christianity for Beginners.
Christians and have published a book called	Christianity for Beginners.
s the east confused some people into seeing	Christianity as being sun worshiping.
back, Japan had changed quite drastically:	Christianity was being eradicated since its interdiction
ng, he came to think that there was more to	Christianity than being pompous and culturally active.
race as a solution to two great problems in	Christianity: the belief of original sin and the Protest
Holt was a follower of Charismatic	Christianity and believed in traditional Pentecostal gif
Arminianism is a sect of Protestant	Christianity which believes in the "Divine Right of King
n nationalists as well, many of whom viewed	Christianity as belonging to Western culture.
he then Sorbian population of the region to	Christianity, the Benedictine abbey that had been founde
l Review and is a prominent debater against	Christianity and Biblical inerrancy in particular, havin
See also: Apostolic see, Jerusalem in	Christianity, and Bishop of Jerusalem
icheron" in Blackwell Dictionary of Eastern	Christianity (Oxford: Blackwell Publishing, 1999.)
(Politics, Economics, Socialism, Ethics and	Christianity) which blamed capitalist exploitation for c
Early archaeological evidence of	Christianity in Bolton-le-Moors is a large preaching cro
le and Place: A Covenant Ecclesiology (2009	Christianity Today Book Award in Theology/Ethics)
owing an introduction addressing Sufism and	Christianity, the book presents three parts: first, a sh
He followed this in 1939 with Crisis for	Christianity, a book which dealt with the relations betw
until his death resisting the conversion to	Christianity for both himself and the population of the
Hinduism and	Christianity are both practiced in Kothanalloor.
ries of torture, slaughter, and misery that	Christianity will bring, will proceed despite his effort
5. ‘The Introduction of	Christianity into Britain: an Argument on the Evidences
He wrote a few books on	Christianity, the British Empire and also on music.
	Christianity was brought to the Franks by monks.
al understanding is not only furthered, but	Christianity and Buddhism in their immiscible difference
e, both Tanabe and Keiji Nishitani wrote on	Christianity and Buddhism and identified common elements
and the philosophy of religion-particularly	Christianity and Buddhism.
in their mission, hid them and converted to	Christianity after building an altar in honor of John th
lusion that the symbols of the cards mocked	Christianity and burned the cards.
Primitive Society Through the Beginning of	Christianity (1954) by Georgia Harkness (ISBN 0-404-1064
His book The Democratization of American	Christianity, published by Yale University Press in 1989
He converted to Arianism, the form of	Christianity professed by the Goths.
s represented a parallel Marian religion to	Christianity, founded by first-generation followers of t
n by converting them to his liberal form of	Christianity, and by providing them with free salt for f
Disillusioned with the	Christianity practiced by his fellow Anglicans, he left
drawing its teachings from the traditional	Christianity presented by the Church Fathers (Patristics
assan El Ouazzani traveler who converted to	Christianity and called himself Leo Africanus, a situati
predestination, or a version of Evangelical	Christianity or Calvinism that is deemed by the critic t
an and a continental Saxon who converted to	Christianity and came to Canterbury because of the saint
ht reconciliation with all various forms of	Christianity as can be seen in the works of its most fam
as a Christian Socialist, he later rejected	Christianity, as can be seen from his writings, and embr
nd its four main forms: Orthodoxy, Oriental	Christianity, Western Catholicism and Protestantism.
ed by a high degree of faith in Evangelical	Christianity, thus causing the name of Jesus to be affix
separated the British church from European	Christianity for centuries, so the church in Rome had no
ass appears to go back to the early days of	Christianity; the ceremony is expressly mentioned in the
icially recognize conversions from Islam to	Christianity; also certain interfaith marriages are not
sult of his residence in Ceylon appeared in	Christianity in Ceylon (1850) and Ceylon, Physical, Hist
a different version of the history of early	Christianity and challenges the divinity of Jesus, shake
WikiProject	Christianity / Charismatic
WikiProject	Christianity / Charismatic / Holiness Movement
n articles: Church of the East in China and	Christianity in China
ian who was killed because of his belief in	Christianity in China in 1871 in Poklo, Guangdong.
1550, in particular on the introduction of	Christianity into China and the reception of Confucianis
ject of the conference was the promotion of	Christianity in China fewer than 10 Chinese can be ident
lt of the restrictions against preaching of	Christianity in China, Milne moved to Malacca, Malaysia
thor of several significant books regarding	Christianity in China.
Consequently, when he converted to	Christianity, he chose "Marksman" as his surname.
The World's Sixteen Crucified Saviors (or	Christianity Before Christ) is an 1875 book written by K
	Christianity and Christian Union (1913)
ot observed by the mainstream of professing	Christianity, the Christian groups (mostly those with or
related are the subjects of Biblical law in	Christianity, Early Christianity and Judaism, and Paul o
the population of Liberia practices either	Christianity or Christianity combined with elements of t
Buddhist nationalism rose as reactions to	Christianity.. Hindu-Buddhist collaboration is growing mo
article is within the scope of WikiProject	Christianity, a collaborative effort to improve the cove
In 2001 he edited	Christianity, a collection of essays published by Verita
	Christianity Today columnist Charles Colson asserts that
So-called	Christianity, as commonly practiced in the United States
ary because he advocated that evolution and	Christianity were compatible.
4, on the basis of its sparse references to	Christianity, and complete absence of remarks on Constan
His final book, A Rebirth for	Christianity, was completed shortly before his death on
shown that it was impossible to make all of	Christianity to conform to one faith and thus called an
e men of fortitude who died in the cause of	Christianity; Jupiter contains the kings of Justice; and
reation Fest exists with the aim to promote	Christianity through contemporary Christian music.
ants of Mallorcan Jews who had converted to	Christianity, but continued to form a largely endogamous
uced a manga titled The History of Japanese	Christianity, a controversial work among Japanese Christ
album was recorded after Enigk converted to	Christianity; this conversion had brought on the disband
Catholicism is the only legitimate form of	Christianity, Matatics converted, becoming the first PCA
Ming period, Ying Hua became interested in	Christianity and convinced that Confucianism and Christi
ate teens or early twenties he converted to	Christianity, being convinced that “the scriptures are s
c, one of the many Irish saints who brought	Christianity to Cornwall during the Dark Ages, and is lo
The more theologically evangelical	Christianity Explored course was devised as an evangelic
osophy of this movement was an admixture of	Christianity and Cree beliefs.
peated conflicts between traditionalism and	Christianity led Crosby to suspend the Dudowards' member
Even some elements of	Christianity (like crosses), Zoroastrianism (fire ceremo
God's Holy Hill: A History of	Christianity in Cuddesdon.
g them to religious contexts was popular in	Christianity, the Cult of Isis and other ancient religio
utive Director of the Australian Centre for	Christianity and Culture within Charles Sturt University
n God's Two Kingdoms: A Biblical Vision for	Christianity and Culture (2010) ISBN 978-1-4335-1404-3
	Christianity and Culture in Colonial Australia: Selected
ially a subproject of Wikipedia:WikiProject	Christianity, to deal with articles relating to the Meth
Although Omar converted to	Christianity on December 3, 1820, many modern scholars b
nd spiritualism after losing their faith in	Christianity were dedicated to Budge's works, particular
Dominated by Sunni Muslims,	Christianity in Deir ez-Zor can be traced back to the Ap
Against the Grain:	Christianity and Democracy, War and Peace, Crossroad, 20
s which he construed as blasphemies against	Christianity and denounced to his general Raymond de Pen
-trivial, published works... (for instance,	Christianity Today, Deseret News, and Billboard).
s first spiritual awakening that led him to	Christianity (as detailed in Surprised by Joy), while ac
Budge was, himself, a proponent of liberal	Christianity and devoted to comparative religions, and h
Mahayana Buddhist Perspective Buddhism and	Christianity in Dialogue (2005)
s adapted local systems and images to teach	Christianity, as did the Portuguese in China.
ile the Church of the East (i.e., Nestorian	Christianity) also did not accept the Council of Chalced
He converted to	Christianity and died there in 1835.
Fishkind converted to	Christianity after discussions with his son, Todd, and c
In	Christianity, the dispensation (or administration) of th
ertain; indeed the issue of Biblical law in	Christianity remains disputed to this day.
itself a demonstration sufficient to prove	Christianity a divine revelation.''"
He is also a co-author two books on	Christianity and divorce.
onsummate the marriage until he converts to	Christianity; he does so, and she becomes pregnant.
asian Creed as authoritative definitions of	Christianity, handed down throughout the centuries.
ions of the Bible", Lewis defends authentic	Christianity and draws a distinct line between Truth and
s who influenced the development of British	Christianity include Dubricius, Cadoc, Petroc, Piran, Ia
Japanese	Christianity evolved during this phase of peresecution t
Donin) of La Rochelle, a Jewish convert to	Christianity in early thirteenth-century Paris, is known
VHP has advanced that conversion to	Christianity had earned them no significant benefits and
cation he was worried about the weakness of	Christianity in East Germany and about Islam, whose rise
n: Aveland & Ness with Stamford; Beltisloe;	Christianity; Elloe East; Elloe West; Graffoe; Grantham;
e treatment came from Wilson's own blend of	Christianity and Eastern mysticism.
Eastern	Christianity (the Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox an
Editor, with author Elizabeth Breuilly	Christianity and Ecology (1992, World Religions and Ecol
In	Christianity, the ecstatic experiences of the Apostles P
75 to return to Union as Professor of World	Christianity and Ecumenism, but quickly found his new po
2004) Introduction to	Christianity, revised ed.
Encyclopedia of	Christianity (1st ed.).
ados in 1765, the Moravians sought to bring	Christianity and education to the slaves, and were the f
ve years, and put much effort into bringing	Christianity and education to the indigenous Sami people
es selected concerned the role of Islam and	Christianity in Egyptian society, Arab-West relations an
zealous Christian who was martyred for his	Christianity with eight companions.
lims in an attempt to force him to renounce	Christianity and embrace Islam.
After renouncing	Christianity and embracing Buddhism, Vimaladharmasuriya
rch Growth is a movement within evangelical	Christianity which emphasizes mainly missionary work com
e and deep understanding of religion and of	Christianity, and endeavoured to counteract these defect
One of the earliest polemicists against	Christianity, he engaged Origen in a debate on the Trini
Newcastle, depicts the history of Catholic	Christianity in England, from the conversion of Ethelber
In the history of	Christianity in England, a connexion was a circuit of pr
ncras Old Church, the second oldest site of	Christianity in England.
ise him as St. Giles, the saint who brought	Christianity to England.
He converted to	Christianity, and entered the clergy when he was baptise
purported to be a tract to convert Jews to	Christianity, but equally served as an introduction to C
sed Sigehere and his people to recant their	Christianity and Essex reverted to Paganism a third time
e is a St. Cedd's Church-Saint Cedd brought	Christianity to Essex.
estions and comments about life, the Bible,	Christianity, God, etc.
	Christianity in Ethiopia
Calusa man cut his hair upon converting to	Christianity (and European style) would be a great sacri
family at Ivrea, and was then converted to	Christianity by Eusebius of Vercelli.
Flemming argues that moderate	Christianity makes even less sense than a fundamentalist
wn for his knowledge of religions (Judaism,	Christianity but even Hinduism and Zoroastrism) and the
arded as "one of the noblest champions true	Christianity has ever known."
While the essay argues that	Christianity and evolutionary biology are compatible, a
He asserts that	Christianity had evolved from a Jewish Diaspora movement
ence of conflict among the leaders of Early	Christianity; for example James D. G. Dunn proposes that
"Teilhard makes	Christianity most exciting thing on block."
) and the confessional division of Germanic	Christianity that exists to this day: most of Austria, L
the local Chinese people, who converted to	Christianity, were expected to live in Portuguese ways,
Poles and Italians to convert Pomerania to	Christianity had failed.
Rational Dissenters believed that	Christianity and faith could be dissected and evaluated
In western	Christianity it falls on 6 January, which is also the fe
then wrote a critique of Matthew Tindal in	Christianity neither False nor Useless, Tho' not as Old
The increasing mocking and criticism of	Christianity, traditional family values, patriotism, arm
r to Phillips Brooks, who introduced her to	Christianity, Keller famously saying: "I always knew He
hristian persecution he professed belief in	Christianity at Farama.
e to preserve the Arab Christian world' in:	Christianity Today, February 2008
Local Church for evangelical ID card	Christianity Today, February 2003
In a 2005 interview by	Christianity Today film reviewer Peter Chattaway with Da
According to legend,	Christianity was first preached in Catania by St. Beryll
In Western	Christianity, the first Sunday after Christmas is called
A History of	Christianity: The First Three Thousand Years.
st 18, 1899) was a convert from Hinduism to	Christianity, the first convert from the Chera Dynasty o
sole emperor and, despite his rejection of	Christianity, his first political act was to preside ove
In 1754 he converted to	Christianity the fist member of the governing Shihab fam
Having converted to	Christianity, he flees persecution to Georgia (Iberia),
s ancient druidic spirituality and medieval	Christianity with flesh-and-blood characters; the women
predecessor Meinfried had already accepted	Christianity, it followed that Pribislav had already bee
r-face" or "divisive" about explaining "why	Christianity works for them", going on to describe The K
Christ and in the fundamental principles of	Christianity, striving for an inner, living, practical C
as political) boundaries between Islam and	Christianity are for the most part more well-defined and
It was not used in the Edo period, when	Christianity was forbidden.
The Saxons were eventually converted to	Christianity by force in the 8th century by Charlemagne.
He received a Ph.D. in History of	Christianity from Fordham University in 1981, and later
and convert the Grand Duchy of Lithuania to	Christianity within four years.
In it, Jogaila promised to accept	Christianity within four years, become an ally of the Or
n the hope that, once they had converted to	Christianity, the Franks could gain control of the impor
They blamed	Christianity for freezing Russian culture and that Chris
n area previously more influenced by Celtic	Christianity stemming from missionaries of Melrose and I
es the faithful in Eastern Europe, that all	Christianity is full of admiration and united with them
ds like cheerleading, and appears to equate	Christianity with Fundamentalism and the political Far R
	Christianity apparently gained its strongest foothold in
otestant state church of apostasy from true	Christianity, they gathered in conventicles and laid emp
25 for Easter, with the Celtic tradition of	Christianity in Gaul and the Celtic Islands, including H
Russ Breimeier, of	Christianity Today, gave a favorable review, but was dis

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