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| ed for their faith during the persecution of | Christians by the Roman Emperor Diocletian. |
| t Burgos in 304 AD during the persecution of | Christians by Diocletian. |
| "They'll Know We Are | Christians" (also known as "They'll Know We Are Christi |
| and was martyred during the persecutions of | Christians by Nero. |
| testants by a margin of 51-44 percent, other | Christians by a margin of 74-21, other religions by a m |
| st who was killed during the persecutions of | Christians by the Roman Emperor Alexander Severus. |
| passage as evidence of persecution of early | Christians by Jews. |
| egend states that during the persecutions of | Christians by the prefect Dacian, Caprasius fled to Mon |
| , Greek Orthodox, and Melkite Greek Catholic | Christians by Druzes and Muslims on Mount Lebanon and i |
| nd Theodosius, during the persecution of the | Christians by Diocletian in 304. |
| e died as a martyr during the persecution of | Christians by co-ruling Roman Emperors Diocletian and M |
| a and was martyred during the persecution of | Christians by Diocletian in AD 304. |
| encouraged its members to become born-again | Christians by means of everyday prayers and Bible study |
| controversy was the wave of persecutions of | Christians by the Roman Emperor Diocletian. |
| ng suicide to protest the cruel treatment of | Christians by Pakistani Muslims. |
| e stated that "it would be beneficial to the | Christians: Byzantines and Bulgarians, and pernicious t |
| Christians called him Muhammed XIII el Zagal. | |
| he created the documentary about evangelical | Christians called Friends of God which featured former |
| Christians can afford to be put to torture and to death | |
| The Real Mary: Why Evangelical | Christians Can Embrace the Mother of Jesus (Paraclete, |
| hout Losing Your Soul: RELEVANT explores how | Christians can engage in a political landscape that is |
| Christians can be also found. | |
| n recognized nationally as an example of how | Christians can cooperate to provide a quality alternati |
| ublished in the Toronto Star entitled, "True | Christians can't support right-wing policies". |
| rbarism towards Muslims, Jews and even local | Christians, Catholic and Orthodox alike. |
| Our Lady Help of | Christians Catholic Primary School |
| The report noted that: "Moslems, Orthodox | Christians, Catholics, Maronites and other Uniates, Ang |
| ies for no work on Sunday, the day that many | Christians celebrate as the Sabbath, a day of rest - a |
| Polish | Christians celebrate the Feast of St. |
| Early | Christians celebrating Communion at an Agape Feast, fro |
| with a speech and the next day at midday the | Christians charged. |
| St. Mary Help of | Christians Church is a Roman Catholic church at the cor |
| vicar for Hispanic ministry at Mary Help of | Christians Church in New York. |
| tion, and in 1880 it became Our Lady Help of | Christians Church, locally called "Maria Hilf" (Mary He |
| has St. Claire's Chapel and St. Mary Help of | Christians Church. |
| Lutheran Church LCMS, and St. Mary's Help of | Christians Church. |
| Some Jews contend that | Christians cite commandments from the Old Testament to |
| fered free open-heart operations and twinned | Christians cities with foreign cities in Europe and Ame |
| A baby was produced, but the local | Christians claimed it had been bought from a priestess, |
| neighborhood of Shubra, thousands of Coptic | Christians clashed with riot police for three consecuti |
| y union in Uruguay, with the creation of Old | Christians Club, the school's alumni club. |
| eroic priestly dedication in the care of the | Christians, comforting them, reconciling the apostates, |
| On the Sunday before Easter Sunday when | Christians commemorate Jesus Christ's entry into Jerusa |
| To raise up | Christians committed to God's kingdom dream in their li |
| rious legends, during a persecution of early | Christians, commonly placed in the year 42, Lazarus, hi |
| English-speaking Protestant | Christians commonly (but not always) translate verse 12 |
| the use of Religious Assemblies and Private | Christians compiled by Joshua Smith, a lay Baptist mini |
| The Idea of the Early | Christians Concerning Death as Shown in Catacomb Inscri |
| Abundius and Abundantius, who were | Christians condemned to execution, met Marcianus with h |
| and Samuel were Egyptian martyrs who visited | Christians condemned for life to slave work in the mine |
| at Christ's doctrine may become credible and | Christians confirmed in their faith. |
| Many | Christians congregated in the church. |
| Lutheran | Christians consider it a principal feast of Christ, and |
| aid "Bane of tamils is Brahmins, muslims and | christians consider themselves to Tamilans". |
| Many | Christians consider it sacrilege to burn or otherwise d |
| Christians constitute majority of the population, follo | |
| The | Christians contested the election in all districts exce |
| In part, Orthodox | Christians continue to celebrate Saturday as Sabbath be |
| imposition of Muslim rule, large numbers of | Christians continued to live and sometimes even prosper |
| church over to the authorities, some of the | Christians continued to meet illegally under the priest |
| to their worship, and numbers of evangelical | Christians continued to migrate to the historic liturgi |
| f people are Syrian Malabar Nasrani Catholic | Christians continuing their rich traditions from the ti |
| parachurch organisation committed to helping | Christians contribute to the spread of the Gospel and C |
| In Lebanon, Lebanese | Christians cook a dough that is filled with walnuts or |
| Boadt deeply believed in the principle that | Christians could best understand their faith by studyin |
| n the Spirit"), dancing, and the belief that | Christians could be demon possessed (everyone in the AO |
| Christians Creek is a river in the United States state | |
| 97, a year before Hideyoshi's death, were 26 | Christians crucified (Martyrs of Nagasaki). |
| s, who, hemmed in between heathens, Jews and | Christians, declared that they would treasure, admire, |
| tive Evangelism Fellowship, a group of local | Christians dedicated to the Christian education of teen |
| Christians Deists believe God gifted the human intellec | |
| d, or seasonable Instructions for persecuted | Christians, delivered in severall Sermons,' 1644 (origi |
| Hence, the | Christians demonstrated in front of Maspiro television |
| hes that are existing among the Saint Thomas | Christians denominations that form the Nasrani people. |
| Yet most | Christians deny this time has any special meaning withi |
| Syrian | Christians derive status within the caste system from t |
| and enthusiasm toward missions helped Korean | Christians develop their own religious experience and t |
| people of all communities including Arayans, | Christians, Dhewars, Ezhavas, Muslims, Nairs and Namboo |
| Many conservative | Christians did not approve of a gospel music video bein |
| Albert of Aix remarked that "the | Christians did not shrink from eating not only killed T |
| y and earlier pagan ones, and concludes that | Christians did indeed “steal Christmas”. |
| with their own religious observance, as the | Christians did, and have their own societies and celebr |
| Determined to embrace the faith as the early | Christians did, he resolved to first live as an observa |
| hristianity and it is estimated that 150,000 | Christians died then. |
| legate, the future Pope Urban IV, wanted the | Christians direct their energies against pagans instead |
| Passing the Plate: Why American | Christians Do Not Give Away More Money (2008) (Oxford) |
| Christians do not engage in the foolish worship of the | |
| itten statements of doctrine and creed, Free | Christians do not have a set list of unifying beliefs b |
| we know of no nation under the heavens where | Christians do not live. |
| Some | Christians do not accept this view. |
| preted through it, in the same way that most | Christians do. |
| Two | Christians, Dorotheus, an imperial chamberlain, and Gor |
| ng Buddhist establishment in the 1930s which | Christians dubbed the counter-movement “re-paganization |
| oversial elements that caused debate between | Christians due to its modern dramatizations of the birt |
| Pascha Nostrum is a hymn sometimes used by | Christians during Easter season. |
| 303 AD, during a time of wide persecution of | Christians during the reign of the Roman emperor Diocle |
| vides an example of the Dhimmi agreements of | Christians during the Arab conquests. |
| As the persecution of | Christians during the reign of Eastern Roman Emperor Di |
| is no evidence of widespread persecution of | Christians during Maximinus' reign, although later sour |
| ts and fights between Moors (or Muslims) and | Christians during the period known as Reconquista (from |
| The Sacramentarians were | Christians during the Protestant Reformation who denied |
| wing the difficult plight of Iraq's Assyrian | Christians during the Iraq War, Pope Benedict XVI was c |
| The persecution of | Christians during Nero's reign made Rome a dangerous ci |
| d to glorifying of the Trinity, in life, the | Christians dutie. |
| enforcement of Muslim codes of behavior upon | Christians, e.g, banning alcohol, forcing women to wear |
| The persecuting | christians edict was issused 24 Feb in whose calendar? |
| If "For | Christians, Elves & Lovers" is the mellower side of ASF |
| is, the 'Peace be with you' is said, and the | Christians embrace one another with the holy kiss. |
| He also refused to sign a statement that | Christians enjoyed full rights in Iran. |
| onservative, fundamentalist, and evangelical | Christians ensued. |
| In those years in Aleppo a number of Syriac | Christians entered in full communion with the Catholic |
| ion of an Organic Law, which gave the Cretan | Christians equal (in practice, because of their superio |
| t only theology but also the actual lives of | Christians, especially in what had to do with political |
| Toffs, including royal ones, | Christians, especially popes, governments of Israel, an |
| as marked by tortures and mass executions of | Christians, especially in Egypt. |
| the conviction deeply held, that for Western | Christians, especially evangelicals, to ignore or stere |
| Today, some | Christians, especially those among Seventh-day Adventis |
| They also desire to see | Christians established in the basics of Christianity, t |
| eaching which, for more than a century, kept | Christians estranged from each other. |
| on 7" EP with Youth Crew, Psycho Sin, Filthy | Christians, etc. 1990 P.P.R. / Violent Noise / Mexico |
| d most population is Muslims and 3 to 4% are | Christians etc., |
| ed and there is now a consensus amongst many | Christians, even conservatives, who subscribe to it tha |
| We have no doubt that | Christians everywhere, in cities, towns, and villages, |
| between their faith and the faith of western | Christians, except for the 13-day calendar difference. |
| is followers to be beheaded (385), the first | Christians executed for heresy. |
| Martyrs were a disparate group of Protestant | Christians executed in the city between 1512 - 1522 (se |
| is Xavier and by the martyrdom of 600 to 700 | Christians, executed by order of the King of Jaffna. |
| Hundreds of Palestinian | Christians expelled from the nearby towns of Iqrit and |
| y states that the family's assistance to the | Christians exposed them to persecution. |
| ith the frank statement that Bible-believing | Christians face "a serious dilemma" because contemporar |
| Battles | Christians Face (2007: Authentic) ISBN 9781850787280 |
| Christians face serious persecution, and most have no B | |
| against the Hyperconsumerism they found many | Christians fall victim to. |
| in 1956, in Amman, Jordan), to a Palestinian | Christians family, is the Palestinian-American executiv |
| About 3,500 foreigners and Chinese | Christians, fearing for their safety, took refuge in th |
| in existence for some time, but many Hebraic | Christians felt a need for a Messianic organization wit |
| This led to vehement opposition from | Christians, feminists and supporters of civil liberty a |
| that go town-to-town) and a 3 day Moors and | Christians festival held in April. |
| celebrates the Moros i Cristians (Moors and | Christians) festival, commemorating the 13th century de |
| es of the Scofield Reference Bible that many | Christians first encountered Archbishop James Ussher's |
| She was the daughter of | Christians, Flavian, a Roman knight, and Dafrosa, his w |
| Tens of thousands of | Christians fled the country. |
| If only more | Christians followed her example and sought political of |
| started out of the work at KwaSizabantu are | Christians for Truth and the Domino Servite schools. |
| also a member of the board of reference for | Christians for Biblical Equality, a group of evangelica |
| 's goal is to educate, motivate and mobilize | Christians for missions. |
| ounder and former president of the Equipping | Christians for the Public-square Centre (ECP Centre), a |
| southern Mediterranean coast, who kidnapped | Christians for ransom and slavery, Pope Pius VII said t |
| He is cited by conservative | Christians for his work against the Documentary Hypothe |
| back from a more accepting position of LGBT | Christians for fear of losing its African and Asian con |
| re the followers of Jesus Christ were called | Christians for the first time. |
| s governorship, al-Azm relaxed restraints on | Christians; for instance, he allowed them to drink alco |
| that the meal symbolizes and prepare Gentile | Christians for the religious calendar of the millennial |
| ommittee of Arab Muslims and Iberian Mozarab | Christians for this task. |
| of various Methodist sects (Wesleyans, Bible | Christians), for example at Trenale and Trewarmett: the |
| iveness should be the model for the way that | Christians forgive others. |
| Christians form 80 percent of the population, while 5 p | |
| ver the course of the late 80s, conservative | Christians found themselves hampered by new requirement |
| irected by Anthony Asquith and starring Mady | Christians, Fred Rains, Paul Cavanagh and Anne Grey. |
| quickly convinced the church to reach out to | Christians from many backgrounds, and eventually built |
| l his vow, because it is no virtue to rescue | Christians from the Saracens in one place, only to expo |
| Local | Christians from many different denominations form the K |
| ed toward Urmia, the mass flight of Assyrian | Christians from Urmia towards safety in British-occupie |
| ears old) Christian community, the exodus of | Christians from Iraq has been going on since 2003. |
| Christians from ten countries met in London in 1846 for | |
| government and for the barring of Women and | Christians from the presidency. |
| In the 1890s, | Christians from Syria and the Levant (now Lebanon) emig |
| xclusive society restricted to ethnic German | Christians from birth, he met the brothers Leopold, Ern |
| f Patriarchs to discourage the emigration of | Christians from the Middle East. |
| rthodox clergy and the exclusion of Orthodox | Christians from positions of authority. |
| ecently been settled predominantly by Syrian | Christians from Venmony and Kodukulanji. |
| ehabilitation process that "begins detoxing [ | Christians] from the things of this world." |
| However, he did not die and when | Christians from Barcelona heard that Severus was still |
| d it draws between hundreds and thousands of | Christians from all around the island. |
| Its goal is to provide a place for | Christians from around the region to gather to cultivat |
| adopted and how open the church should be to | Christians from other denominations. |
| t provided for the simultaneous expulsion of | Christians from Turkey to Greece and of Moslems from Gr |
| into a neighbouring church, belonging to the | Christians, from the fear of being punished for the fre |
| d the United States in the 1830s were 'Bible | Christians', further encouraging the spread of the chur |
| politically-active conservative Evangelical | Christians gathered to protest efforts by the United St |
| Mary Help of | Christians Girls National School is a Catholic girl's p |
| ( | Christians globally celebrate this) |
| eeks to become more fully, a congregation of | Christians growing as a community in our identities as |
| By 1247, the | Christians had lost power bases in Tiberias, Mount Tabo |
| nated from the much wider meaning that early | Christians had attached to it. |
| 23, Alper, 16, and Oguz, 17, claimed the two | Christians had called Islam a "primitive and fabricated |
| Because the Syrian | Christians had no right in that time. |
| , a large but scattered population of native | Christians had taken refuge from the persecutions of Ji |
| Although Jewish | Christians hailed Jesus as the Messiah and did not supp |
| On September 3, 2003, a delegation of | Christians has asked the acting governor of Punjab, Cha |
| s," he specified, "The least of the muscular | Christians has hold of the old chivalrous and Christian |
| Samvedi | christians have been well educated for generations. |
| He also stated that | Christians have "offered dalits better chances by offer |
| eliefs exemplify the conflicts that some gay | Christians have encountered with the mainstream gay com |
| Even so, | Christians have noted with concern the disintegration o |
| He stated that | Christians have a duty to be involved in government, an |
| Conservative | Christians have used this term to mean the larger or wh |
| Flemming asserts that | Christians have historically been obsessed with blood s |
| Christians have worshipped there regularly for well ove | |
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