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| ribes the catacombs as a place of burial for | Christians and Jews alike. |
| ews) thereby draw parallels between Jews and | Christians and thereby legitimate its own status as an |
| ded a boys' school open to Egyptian Muslims, | Christians, and Jews. |
| g Bible classes, fostering cooperation among | Christians, and encouraging the performance of sacred m |
| as part of the ‘curriculum' - and that means | Christians and Jews as well as Muslims. |
| National Conference of | Christians and Jews Co-Chairman (1938-47), |
| n-Muslims emerged when he allowed the Coptic | Christians and Jews, who were deeply ingrained into Egy |
| a local Christian holiday, both Palestinian | Christians and Muslims participate. |
| alleged excesses of New Zealand conservative | Christians and other faith-based elements. |
| ry was used by the pagans to taunt the first | Christians and Jews. |
| Council of Churches and National Council of | Christians and Jews in USA. |
| cks took place across mainland China against | Christians and foreigners. |
| Here majority of the people are of | Christians and Hindus. |
| ry, by appeals to law, the defamation of the | Christians and Christianity in the United States and Is |
| The population is a mix of Hindus, | Christians and Muslims. |
| His body was carried off by the | Christians, and laid in a crypt on the Latin Way beside |
| Majority of the population are | Christians and Hindus. |
| focus of these holidays is to encourage new | Christians and to help others to accept Christ. |
| f a madrasa in Bukhara and gave alms to both | Christians and Muslims. |
| hes across the country and has guys that are | Christians and guys that are not involved. |
| 922, the population rose to 1,705 Muslims, 4 | Christians and 3 Druses.At the 1931 census, Lubya had a |
| , and was once a president on The Council of | Christians and Jews. |
| Jews, | Christians and Muslims would live there in peace, each |
| attacks on the interests of big businesses, | Christians, and the Chinese. |
| Sons of Abraham: Jews, | Christians and Moslems, by James Kritzeck. |
| ces did not prohibit trade with countries of | Christians and Constantine was converted to Christianit |
| tating incorrectly that the inhabitants were | Christians and "believed to be Goths" related to those |
| The teaching staff comprises four | Christians and two Muslims. |
| persecution, but was later freed by a mob of | Christians and fled into the desert. |
| Chalcedonians-Roman Catholics, Orthodox | Christians, and Protestants-hold that, in addition, the |
| Then he exhorted the sachems to become | Christians and to banish liquor from the cantons. |
| Wurm withdrew from the German | Christians and aligned himself with the schismatic Conf |
| proved to be far more tolerant towards both | Christians and Pagans. |
| costumes, forming two "armies" of Moors and | Christians and re-enacting the siege. |
| red all students and the faculty staff to be | Christians and members of the established church (the C |
| urging his followers to murder Jews, Hindus, | Christians and Americans, subsequently being deported t |
| lification has, in reality, served to hinder | Christians and other religious minorities from maintain |
| ent authors, and not Moses as fundamentalist | Christians and Jews believe). |
| In 837 he suppressed a revolt of | Christians and Jews in Toledo. |
| of his wartime experience of Christ in other | Christians and in diverse churches, and out of decades |
| or, who in 1118 reconquered the city for the | Christians and made it the capital of the Kingdom of Ar |
| menians, and 65,000 others, including Syriac | Christians and Nestorians. |
| The Jews of Najran were expelled with the | Christians and went with them as their followers. |
| Under this system, | Christians and Jews were considered religious minoritie |
| A mixed population of Hindus, | Christians, and Muslims alike, and has so far reported |
| f Lazarus of Bethany (who is revered by both | Christians and Muslims). |
| at the Cathedral Church of Our Lady Help of | Christians and Saint Peter of Alcantara. |
| ns a Conservative website for Fundamentalist | Christians and supported by many leading right wing lea |
| sover among Jews, Christmas and Easter among | Christians, and the Hajj among Muslims-commemorate, or |
| He hopes for peace for Muslims and | Christians, and says they are "one people." |
| HMS Astraea who landed on Crete after local | Christians and British soldiers were massacred by Turki |
| not relatives and even if they were sincere | Christians, and helped create a community that, althoug |
| ere Idolatry, to be abhorred of all faithful | Christians;) and the natural Body and Blood of our Savi |
| w they worship, their attitudes toward other | Christians, and their understanding of what is importan |
| mentioned that there was pressure from both | Christians and Dalits to eliminate VHP leader Laxmanana |
| tion with the Boxer Rebellion which targeted | Christians and foreigners. |
| In 1945, the population comprised 530 | Christians and 20 Muslims. |
| He is outspoken on issues pertaining to LGBT | Christians and is widely known through his weekly podca |
| eeting was designed to open dialogue between | Christians and Buddhists and establish peace in the wak |
| eligious controversies held between Jews and | Christians; and the fullest account of these controvers |
| y acts as an analogy of the conflict between | Christians and Pagans in Early Medieval Scandinavia, an |
| Amongst them were Andalusian | Christians and heretic Africans, taking up duties as di |
| has a well-integrated community of Assyrian | Christians and mainly Kurdish Muslims that share the ci |
| re the Christian anarchists - as socialists, | Christians and revolutionaries -advocated Conscientious |
| call for a "listening process" involving gay | Christians and their leaders. |
| f Brian, which he described as "offensive to | Christians and to Jews as well, because it made them ap |
| who threaten religious activities of Hindus, | Christians and Muslims by forceful intimidation and thr |
| baptism is when Catholics, Eastern Orthodox | Christians, Anglicans, Lutherans, Methodists, and other |
| ia, Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine among Arab | Christians annually on December 4, in a feast day simil |
| asm for Orthodox Judaisim in addition to why | Christians are so excited about Christianity. |
| Hindus and | Christians are dominant in this place which has now bec |
| College Church believes | Christians are called to live by the teachings of Chris |
| ong-time member explained it, the thirtyfold | Christians are those who are merely saved, sixtyfold Ch |
| Currently, | Christians are a minority community comprising 6% of th |
| Christians are mainly concentrated in the southern dist | |
| In Bhuvanagiri, Hindus, Muslims and | Christians are living together peacefully without any d |
| y don't want us to say that the Jews and the | Christians are Allah's enemies. |
| d scholars denounce Biblical eisegesis, many | Christians are known to employ it - albeit inadvertentl |
| tival by Muslims and St.Antony's festival by | Christians are celebrated by people of all religions. |
| founding the website as follows: “Most GLBTQ | Christians are excluded from joining Christian personal |
| cept that as fully forgiven children of God, | Christians are no longer compelled to keep God's law; h |
| c campaigns against Russian Eastern Orthodox | Christians are also sometimes considered part of the No |
| Therefore | Christians are not to promote or celebrate sinful pract |
| For [ | Christians are even found] in the lands of Gog and Mago |
| Yeah, right!! NO | CHRISTIANS ARE GAY- YOU CAN NOT BE!!!!!! LOOK IT UP THE |
| Hindus and | Christians are dominant in this place which has now bec |
| eform, looking ahead to the rapture in which | Christians are removed from the world before the end-ti |
| Art. 3. | Christians are Idolaters |
| ks on a referral basis, where struggling gay | Christians are put in touch with the main office, asses |
| Marthoma | Christians are a majority here. |
| He emphasizes the lives of | Christians are to be holy and should be empowered by th |
| Chapter I. | Christians are to be Avoided |
| he anabathmoi are chanted as a reminder that | Christians are ascending to the Heavenly Jerusalem, and |
| mortal ministry, are based on the idea that | Christians are instructed to provide for the sick and t |
| Christians are in notable numbers in Chinnalapatti. | |
| The majority | Christians are Syrian Christians in Kurichy.Mainly Kuri |
| Caste divisions even among | Christians are not uncommon. |
| But, | Christians are not a historical people, as their view o |
| Hindus, Muslims and | Christians are having equal strength and live in unity. |
| The presence of | Christians are notable in the area. |
| y, Eichner has suggested that fundamentalist | Christians are limited in their religious perspective. |
| Christians are sent to proclaim the gospel of the kingd | |
| Some | Christians argue that the practice is neither described |
| ocletian incited his persecution against the | Christians, Arianus the governor of Ansena called for O |
| olluthus rebuked Arianus for persecuting the | Christians, Arianus sent him to the governor of Oxyrhyn |
| Emperor Diocletian began his persecutions of | Christians, Arianus apostatized in order to keep his po |
| Religious minorities include Greek Orthodox | Christians, Armenian Christians, Catholic Levantines an |
| played a role in the spiritual lives of LGBT | Christians around the world. |
| eiving considerable support from Evangelical | Christians around the world, it must restrain some of t |
| God's Global Mosaic, What We Can Learn from | Christians Around the World |
| God's Global Mosaic, What We Can Learn from | Christians Around the World, published by InterVarsity |
| The early | Christians arrived in China during the Tang Dynasty 618 |
| called the mixed blooded Goans and Mangalore | Christians as Brahmins too. |
| Many | Christians as well non Christians from Ahmednagar were |
| most incendiary assertions, Julian portrayed | Christians as apostates from Judaism, which the Emperor |
| ende Kirche, BK), their partisans Confessing | Christians, as opposed to German Christians. |
| winning season in CIAC play for the Fightin' | Christians as the team went 6-1 in conference matches ( |
| s wanted to forgo the protections of Chinese | Christians as “a hated yoke upon the [Chinese] governme |
| awareness of their Social responsibility as | Christians, as expressed in positive action for justice |
| o controvert John Locke's 'Reasonableness of | Christians, as declared in the Scriptures.' Thomas Hear |
| inted in German and in Hebrew for the use of | Christians as well as Jews . |
| proper name and its owner honoured by Welsh | Christians as Sandde, King of Ceredigion. |
| and it is much used today by all classes of | Christians as it was when it first became known. |
| interesting note, were very often Nestorian | Christians, as suggested by the Syriac names of the Gur |
| n groups argued that the film portrayed most | Christians as anti-Semitic and intolerant. |
| Masjids and prayer halls of both Muslims and | Christians as well. |
| own among Lutheran, Reformed and Evangelical | Christians as the co-host of the nationally syndicated |
| region of the world was previously known to | Christians as the "resistant belt," as noted by Luis Bu |
| as a recent speaker at the mosque describing | Christians as "filth", and denying the Holocaust. |
| rch of the Holy Sepulchre, venerated by some | Christians as the place where Jesus was buried. |
| as confrontational, challenging conservative | Christians as well as nonbelievers. |
| n doctrine and must therefore be regarded by | Christians as damned. |
| Many Jews view | Christians as having quite an ambivalent view of the To |
| objection to the slaughtering of animals by | Christians, as the reason given in the Talmud for forbi |
| ed to Jesus could have originated from early | Christians, as apocalyptic ideas were common, but the s |
| a popular place of pilgrimage for Ethiopian | Christians as well as people from other religions. |
| are the "Moros y cristianos" (Moroccans and | Christians) as well as the festivity of the patron sain |
| he Nicene christology still accepted by most | Christians, as part of the Radical Reformation. |
| Note that the title was held by | Christians as well. |
| ebrations of spring and was adopted by early | Christians as a symbol of the rebirth of man at Easter. |
| The number of | Christians associated with the network was around five |
| e eventually came into fellowship with other | Christians at the Plymouth Brethren assembly on Meadow |
| red until he was stoned to death by apostate | Christians at Tabaha on the Friday after Pentecost, 377 |
| senblat's wife and her family were hidden as | Christians at a farm near Breslau, 210 miles away from |
| From Paul to Valentinus: | Christians at Rome in the First Two Centuries Published |
| to whether non-Jews could even be considered | Christians at all, according to the way some interpret |
| Helping | Christians at this time was considered a crime. |
| l, which he accuses of "abandoning" Lebanese | Christians at a time when they depended on Israeli aid, |
| Like other | Christians at the time, they practiced their faith in p |
| religions and Gnosticism taking hold of the | Christians at Ephesus, and why the women were more pron |
| Iraqi | Christians attended their first Sunday services since t |
| vine Order is a Pentecostal holiness body of | Christians, based in Sand Springs, Oklahoma. |
| the Georgians had presumed the Mongols were | Christians because they fought Muslims, but they had tu |
| And he greatly loved and honoured the | Christians because he was of the lineage of the Three K |
| icilians, and forbids the use thereof to the | Christians, because of the motions and gestures accompa |
| wood with dating evidence suggesting use by | Christians before the reign of Constantine the Great. |
| uction of the Temple by the Romans in 70 AD, | Christians began to develop their own distinct forms of |
| nherited from the old Slavic religion, where | Christians began referring to the celebration of Christ |
| The liturgical year for Eastern Orthodox | Christians begins in September, so the Menaion for Sept |
| east of Purim, 1713, with much success, many | Christians being present. |
| nce not be implemented for non-Muslims; that | Christians being tried under Islamic laws be tried unde |
| Finally, | Christians believe that Jesus came to the earth to fill |
| Orthodox | Christians believe that they partake of the Resurrected |
| Pentecostal and charismatic | Christians believe "that God has made provision that ph |
| Some conservative | Christians believe that homosexuality is a result of a |
| Many | Christians believe that the Sermon on the Mount is a fo |
| 2:28, Mt. 5:17), non-Sabbatarian | Christians believe that they are not bound by Sabbath a |
| Most | Christians believe the economic reflects and reveals th |
| roup aimed at those wanting to find out what | Christians believe. |
| Jesus, and show that within this time frame | Christians believed that it had happened. |
| astes of the Constitution while one-third of | Christians belonged to scheduled tribes. |
| Most Dolgans are Orthodox | Christians, belonging to the Russian Orthodox Church; o |
| Christians belonging to a dozen different congregations | |
| ct of 1836 remedied this situation as far as | Christians belonging to non-Anglican churches were conc |
| h daily news from Afghanistan and the Afghan | Christians both within and outside Afghanistan. |
| eakership, Ken Paxton and Warren Chisum, are | Christians; both condemned the comments. |
| The people are also | christians, both Catholics and Protestants. |
| ian Brotherhood Hour (CBH), later changed to | Christians Broadcasting Hope. |
| aile; the Presentation Primary Girls school, | Christians Brothers school and the secondary school Nag |
| remaining morisco population was replaced by | Christians brought from Castile. |
| The throughfare | Christians Brygge runs through the square which is conn |
| khan encouraged a formal debate between the | Christians, Buddhists, and Muslims, to determine which |
| khan encouraged a formal debate between the | Christians, Buddhists, and Muslims, to determine which |
| n Quetzalcoatl and Guadalupe that "...as the | Christians built their first churches with the rubble a |
| mber 1850 in Aleppo the Muslims attacked the | Christians, burning the churches, and Patriarch Peter J |
| cted as impartial arbiter between Druzes and | Christians, but when the Great Britain armed the Druzes |
| has threatened more violence against Iraq's | Christians, but some worshipers said they have no plans |
| artificial barrier to those who would become | Christians but are then unwilling to make an immediate |
| holds that this passage is written not about | Christians but about unbelievers who are convinced of t |
| The members of P86 are | Christians but they do not want their band labeled as a |
| gion chrisianity...Both his parents thus are | Christians, but are of different denominations. |
| nias objected that Saul had been persecuting | Christians, but God told him that Saul was "a chosen in |
| y, they have always been considered Orthodox | Christians, but most of them followed shamanism and ani |
| s, Word of Life has been criticized by other | Christians, but in particular by the media. |
| e "non-molestation not only to Americans and | Christians, but to all Chinese in their employ." |
| They are officially considered Orthodox | Christians, but preserved their own animistic beliefs a |
| ghter of the Egyptian sultan, to ensnare the | Christians but on encountering Clotarco she falls in lo |
| exist before Palestine was conquered by the | Christians, but the tradition of the Palestinian gaonat |
| a class hated for their abominations, called | Christians by the populace. |
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