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| the changing times and social conditions of | Christians: a more severe penance could be replaced wit |
| goods and his house became a refuge for the | Christians, a hospital for the sick and a place for Div |
| Psalmodists contend that since God has given | Christians a collection of 150 worship songs and provid |
| Do you like giving American | Christians a bad name Shawn? |
| he became the founding abbot of Mary Help of | Christians Abbey in what was then Garibaldi, North Caro |
| Mary Help of | Christians Abbey, better known as Belmont Abbey, is a s |
| t attitude, should lecture German protestant | Christians about political anti-semitism. |
| gelical organization that serves to "educate | Christians about the dangers and heretical doctrines of |
| last metropolitan bishop of the Saint Thomas | Christians, Abraham, had died, and Menezes was able to |
| The German | Christians abused the general synod as a mere acclamati |
| Mary Help of | Christians Academy was a small, Traditionalist Catholic |
| There is also a Mary Help of | Christians Academy High School in North Haledon, New Je |
| In the Pact, | Christians accepted Lebanon's affiliation with the Arab |
| The Church and the early | Christians, according to these Catholic theologians, ar |
| exerted great influence and inspiration for | Christians across broad denominations and ideologies, i |
| In 177 he published an "Apologia" for the | Christians, addressed to Marcus Aurelius, and appealing |
| Centuries later, Mexico's early | Christians adopted the poinsettia as their prized Chris |
| According to Alister McGrath, the Jewish | Christians affirmed every aspect of then contemporary ( |
| en settled by Romans, Moors and later by the | Christians after the Reconquista of Andalucia in the fi |
| "One of China's great, if unsung | Christians, after Pastor Xi Shengmo... he was perhaps t |
| The Communion of the Primitive | Christians; after C. de la Fosse. |
| The decree included those who had become | Christians after their enslavement and those born to Ch |
| as used as a term of abuse by Byzantine Rite | Christians against Latin Rite Christians. |
| IV (1464), or "On the War carried on by the | Christians against the Barbarians, for the Recovery of |
| She co-founded | Christians Against Apartheid, and the Tabitha Foundatio |
| ews" again incited the crowds and pitted the | Christians against the Roman authority (Acts 17:6-8). |
| However, not all evangelicals or | Christians agree with their position. |
| Along with Pothinus and forty-six other | Christians, Alexander was tortured and executed. |
| the birth of a movement seeking unity among | Christians along non-sectarian lines. |
| Early | Christians also found in the Old Testament prophecies w |
| These Orthox | Christians also celebrate Epiphany, but 14 days later t |
| Romany | Christians also refer to the Christian God as Devla or |
| hout the nineteenth century, the assembly of | Christians also grew rapidly to around 88 by 1842 and a |
| Many Protestant | Christians also died during the Uprising, including the |
| by Bar Kochba during his brief reign, these | Christians also left the Jewish community around this t |
| In addition to chicken and fish, Syrian | Christians also eat red meat. |
| There are some Muslims and few | Christians also. |
| may have banned the use of crossbows against | Christians, although the authenticity, interpretation a |
| jority of people living in Elanji are Syrian | Christians, although there is also a Hindu minority pop |
| The Bible | Christians amalgamated into the Methodist Movement in t |
| rts of those who are striving to subvert the | Christians among you. |
| In 1998 some | Christians, among other projects, began campaigning to |
| Norwegian county maps (the first issued was | Christians Amt in 1845). |
| s mission involved bringing the Saint Thomas | Christians, an ancient body formerly part of the Church |
| As a result, according to these | Christians, an infant does not need to repent and bapti |
| Christians anarchists, such as Leo Tolstoy and Ammon He | |
| endence Andrews developed a dialogue between | Christians and Hindus. |
| and encouraged people to fight Jihad against | Christians and Jews. |
| arajevo and it only has two primary faction, | Christians and Muslims - though they are not always mon |
| living here are Jacobite Syrian and Catholic | Christians and Hindus. |
| engthen the church, give voice to persecuted | Christians, and preach and publish the Gospel." |
| every week, and sees a fair share of Hindus, | Christians and people from other religions. |
| h Wisdom: Scriptural Reasoning Between Jews, | Christians and Muslims") |
| The Syrian immigrants were called St: Thomas | Christians and by the Keralites Mapilla (Nasrani). |
| The different treatment of | Christians and Muslims in court was also criticized, as |
| lem, leaving it in ruins and useless to both | Christians and Muslims. |
| After the National Conference of | Christians and Jews used the song in television ads, th |
| Epaenetus was one of the first | Christians and beloved friend of Paul. |
| Bernall being presented as a martyr by some | Christians, and served as the inspiration for several s |
| In total, the Bloc presented 9 candidates (5 | Christians and 4 Muslims). |
| ry - a unifying and guiding figure among the | Christians and Muslims. |
| blishing books to reach a larger audience of | Christians and non-Christians. |
| st one sub caste of Brahmins as well as some | Christians and Muslims were engaged in practicing kalar |
| d by individuals and bands whose members are | Christians and who often focus the lyrics on matters co |
| im ruler Uzbeg Khan who was very tolerant of | Christians and treated Christians kindly. |
| ical vestment, and was adopted very early by | Christians, and especially by the clergy for the Euchar |
| Most are Hindus with a minority of | Christians and Muslims amongst them. |
| aracter he was respected and honored by both | Christians and Muslims. |
| rtant interfaith dialogue initiative between | Christians and Muslims. |
| y is celebrated on April 4 among the Eastern | Christians and on June 14 in the Roman Catholic Church. |
| Tensions between Muslims and | Christians and other religious sects have resulted in i |
| and canon 50 forbade the sharing of meals by | Christians and Jews. |
| broke out in Lebanon between the PLO and the | christians and several months later the leftist Lebanes |
| rom harm, but also had the result of keeping | Christians and Jews separate, with the Christians inhab |
| e of male dominated religions increased, the | Christians and Moslems killed the priestesses in the na |
| the built-in majority previously enjoyed by | Christians and distributed the seats equally between Ch |
| Cannon and Ball are devout | Christians and have published a book called Christianit |
| Her remains were gathered by other | Christians and were deposited in the Catacombs of Saint |
| d houses and a population of 742 Druzes, 187 | Christians, and 176 Muslims. |
| Medallion from the International Council of | Christians and Jews for his services to German-Jewish r |
| n total, the bloc presented 15 candidates (8 | Christians and 7 Muslims). |
| Editor of, | Christians and the Arts in South Africa: A Manifesto. |
| It is also a holy city to billions of | Christians and Muslims worldwide. |
| d an Adviser to the International Council of | Christians and Jews, he has been actively involved in i |
| ly to reclaim these people, and to make them | Christians and useful members of society. |
| f allaying the strife between the Miaphysite | Christians and Chalcedonian Christians. |
| red in a long period of civil unrest between | Christians and pagans and between Geats and Swedes. |
| As People of the Book (or dhimmi), Jews, | Christians and Mandaeans (in some cases Zoroastrians) r |
| ticipating in pagan sacrifices was a sin for | Christians and punished by excommunication, because the |
| or brotherhood by the National Conference of | Christians and Jews. |
| and helped found the National Conference of | Christians and Jews. |
| tional programs to improve relations between | Christians and Jews. |
| Christians and the Arts in South Africa In, 1994, Venst | |
| ostensibly written in defense of persecuted | Christians and addressed to Roman governors. |
| se of Canterbury, £70,000 was collected from | Christians, and another £60,000 was collected from Jews |
| onal cathedral for the victims, who had been | Christians and Moslems. |
| 1996 and on the Executive of the Council of | Christians and Jews between 1971 and 1977. |
| time including the relationship between the | Christians and the Jews and the "new folly" "spread by |
| d to a total confidence in Our Lady, Help of | Christians and to the vision of her Salesian vocation. |
| whites who were born Jews, as well as former | Christians and Muslims. |
| The pair are devout | Christians and have published a book called Christianit |
| ine Indonesian representatives of the rajas, | Christians and several ethnic groups of Kalimantan and |
| d to initiate in protest at the situation of | Christians and other religious minority communities in |
| a historic new positive relationship between | Christians and Jews" through his publishing efforts tha |
| Similar riots in 2001 between | Christians and Muslims in Jos also killed hundreds. |
| ies, it was the custom among passersby-Jews, | Christians and Muslims-to throw stones at the monument. |
| le, Chief Rabbi Hertz founded the Council of | Christians and Jews to combat anti-Jewish bigotry. |
| that “over two thirds” of Scots are actually | Christians, and that the proportion of people who work |
| the Holy Land, principally amongst Muslims, | Christians and Jews in the Middle East. |
| e week leading up to Easter (Holy Week among | Christians), and is one of the best known religious eve |
| on to all the churches: John Rogers, for the | Christians and "Raccoon" John Smith for the reformers. |
| unders in 1927 of the National Conference on | Christians and Jews, now known as the National Conferen |
| meets the definition of a hate crime against | Christians and heterosexuals. |
| f almost equal population of Syrian Catholic | Christians and Hindus. |
| followed by majority of the population, with | Christians and the Muslims making up most of the rest o |
| at whole groups (such as Dalits, Muslims and | Christians), and fighting organised human rights abuse |
| t religion, which had been attacked by local | Christians and Tamils alike during the colonial era. |
| lims in Europe, as well as relations between | Christians and Muslims. |
| State University, The National Conference of | Christians and Jews, The Dallas Urban League and twelve |
| In Scriptures in Dialogue: | Christians and Muslims Studying the Bible and the Qur'a |
| howed that Huckabee did well with born-again | Christians and conservatives. |
| ving force in the founding of the Council of | Christians and Jews. |
| and encouraged people to fight jihad against | Christians and Jews. |
| of worship, then the temptations that affect | Christians and the sins they must avoid. |
| thousand persons attended his funeral, both | Christians and Muslims. |
| oral was known for wanting peace between the | Christians and the Moslems, though some disagreed and t |
| and sadistic for torturing and killing many | Christians and being heartless even to his close allies |
| as the start of a family that were dedicated | Christians and ministers. |
| Relations Award from the Canadian Council of | Christians and Jews. |
| In Cairo, about 4,000 | Christians and Muslims demonstrated against terrorism i |
| Thomas | Christians and Adaptation) |
| ligious groups by the National Conference of | Christians and Jews. |
| Christians and Media | |
| peaceful relations between the Pontic Greek | Christians and the neighbouring Muslims. |
| of fires and bombings directed against local | Christians and Muslims. |
| ed but a few: his Apology or Embassy for the | Christians, and a Treatise on the Resurrection. |
| Christians, and non-Christians observe this day with re | |
| The | Christians and the Pagans |
| ristian faith and also took care of Annamite | Christians and Japanese Christian communities in Siam. |
| "The | Christians and the Pagans" |
| 0% of the population described themselves as | Christians, and around 15% said that they had no religi |
| ch of the Holy Sepulchre is accepted by many | Christians and scholars as built on ground on which Jes |
| They were devout | Christians and decided to challenge his perception that |
| native Left parties, the Radicals, left-wing | Christians and other pro-peace, environmentalist and fr |
| p and other grants for studies of the Syriac | Christians and their relationship to Islam. |
| His parents were | Christians and his father had been converted from Shaiv |
| Though some modern | Christians and Jews have made the argument that intercr |
| eir religious affiliations were 8 Muslims, 5 | Christians and one Druze. |
| reconciliation among all the Lebanese, both | Christians and Muslims. |
| the 8th century, tolerated the creed of the | Christians and left them, with some restrictions, their |
| f Democracy Now, which sought an alliance of | Christians and critical Marxists "to think about our fu |
| Council of | Christians and Jews |
| People in this area are majorly | Christians and Hindus,came from different places of Tra |
| es living in loving and close community with | Christians and non-Christian, a voluntary redistributio |
| Start of less tolerant policy towards | Christians and Jews by the Seljuk authorities in the Ab |
| en was a proponent of reconciliation between | Christians and Muslims, and in 2004 directed heavy crit |
| bed to generosity and reconciliation amongst | Christians and portrays the defeated duke in a fair lig |
| The Visigoths had traditionally been Arian | Christians, and it was the official religion of the Spa |
| Both | Christians and Hindus dominte this place. |
| His books include The New Encounter Between | Christians and Jews; Racism, Anti-Semitism, Anti-Christ |
| sed to destroy all Jews who would not become | Christians; and he is reported to have counseled Dagobe |
| g for a harmonious living relationship among | Christians and Muslims. |
| assals home, Abd al-Malik had captured 5,570 | Christians and six of their castles. |
| he promise of paying the tax required of the | Christians, and thus in 1619 he was imprisoned by the O |
| More than 120 boys and girls, | Christians and Muslims, study in the three-story school |
| ndered Thrissur's economy and even converted | Christians and Hindu's in to Muslims. |
| to a group of Methodists known as the Bible | Christians, and became a well known but unconventional |
| mbers are distinguished musicians, committed | Christians, and friends whom Gerard has gathered togeth |
| iment to start, and the companies dressed as | Christians and Turks performed a mock fight recalling t |
| The Thomas | Christians and their Syriac Treasures |
| He produced enlightening work for | Christians and Greeks in Moscow, where he won renown fo |
| cialist Party, he later joined to the Social | Christians and to the Democrats of the Left. |
| Samrakshana Action Council formed by Dalits, | Christians and Muslims to push the government to implem |
| n Relations Award of the Canadian Council of | Christians and Jews (1987), the Ontario Citizenship Awa |
| aith, and of the union of "the peoples" (the | Christians and the Jews) by the reception of the latter |
| Resurrection: The Power of God for | Christians and Jews (with Kevin J. Madigan). |
| along the streets after the clashes between | Christians and Muslims. |
| he presence of Sunni Muslims with some Shea, | Christians and others. |
| They are Catholic schools but welcome all | Christians and other faiths who are in sympathy with th |
| The population consists of | Christians and Hindus. |
| erit careful consideration by serious-minded | Christians and Americans concerned with truth and the m |
| m Hicks, Tim Tebow, overweight women, devout | Christians, and his radio audience. |
| 310, was arrested along with about 30 other | Christians, and condemned to death. |
| His mother and grandmother were devout | Christians, and they attended church regularly. |
| ntroversial purposes, arguing with Nestorian | Christians, and writing. |
| istry is the intentional interaction between | Christians and homeless persons, regardless of their fa |
| fered severe persecution at the hands of the | Christians and Marinus was compelled to seek refuge at |
| nts marking changes in the relations between | Christians and Jews in early Christianity |
| the Buber-Rosenzweig Medal by the Council of | Christians and Jews in 1975. |
| ry devoted his life to the reconciliation of | Christians and Jews, and to the study of antisemitism. |
| His body was found by | Christians and was buried in Kamariotissa Monastery in |
| ulation is evenly divided between Hindus and | Christians and a little Muslims. |
| sent a range of religions including Muslims, | Christians and Hindus, who co-exist peacefully. |
| ach against heretics, such as Greek Orthodox | Christians, and to preach the Crusade against the Ottom |
| ulated with 99% ethnic Macedonians, Orthodox | Christians, and it is one of the first pillars of theol |
| oint National Honorary Secretary, Council of | Christians and Jews; Patron, Maccabi Association of Gre |
| Both | Christians and Jews called them tornadizo (renegade). |
| His parents, who were | Christians and locally important figures, died when Abr |
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