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| dren's ministry advisors Youthworks recruits | Christians into the profession of teaching, runs a Year |
| of Augsburg) in order to bring Zwinglianist | Christians into theological consistency. |
| became the translation of choice for Chinese | Christians into the 21st century. |
| ies into the Ottoman Empire such as Jews and | Christians into every level of society; i.e. military, |
| God destroyed their hopes and delivered the | Christians into the hands of their enemies." |
| the 7-8th centuries that motivated Byzantine | Christians into evaluating and adopting the Islamic pre |
| ive a "state" to France's preferred Maronite | Christians), Iraq (which was a British Mandate), and al |
| and Central European babka, especially among | Christians, is a spongy, brioche-like yeast cake that i |
| The general belief among Syrian and Lebanese | Christians is that Saint Barbara disguised herself in m |
| he Roman Catholic church of Our Lady Help of | Christians is now disused and there are plans to conver |
| Network of Baptists affirming Lesbian & Gay | Christians is a small UK network of Baptists who seek t |
| ologians believe that Sabbath observance for | Christians is not binding. |
| gelical Friends apart from other evangelical | Christians is that they consider themselves part of the |
| cial antagonism among Jews in Israel towards | Christians is still prevalent, even though less visible |
| ed towards those who have denounced to me as | Christians is this: I interrogated them whether they we |
| A common assertion among fundamentalist | Christians is that Harry Potter promotes the religion o |
| The general belief among Lebanese | Christians is that Saint Barbara disguised herself in n |
| A Wicked Woman, starring Mady | Christians, Jean Parker and Charles Bickford |
| widely on the problems and conflicts between | Christians, Jews and Muslims. |
| ance against the Nazis and a known friend to | Christians, Jews and Communists during years as a priso |
| Valdunquillo has been occupied by | Christians, Jews, and Muslims. |
| This number includes | Christians, Jews, and various other denominations as we |
| ersity and Intolerance: Paternal Lineages of | Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula, |
| Cairo, on Wednesday 2 February 2011, Coptic | Christians joined hands to provide a protective cordon |
| At once, more | Christians joined those outside the wall. |
| city of Jesus that caused outrage among many | Christians; Joyce received numerous death threats. |
| acter, seriousness and proper motivations of | Christians, Katz spent his later years talking about wh |
| nager Ron Tart says, the letters mean "Where | Christians Keep Believing." |
| small band of dedicated and devout Orthodox | Christians kept the Orthodoxy flame alive in Hong Kong; |
| ries, four children, and about fifty Chinese | Christians killed in Baoding from 30 June 1900. |
| hes of Kerala follow the tradition of Syrian | Christians known as Malankara Christian Orthodox Church |
| The people referred to were the | Christians known as a body who had their liturgy in the |
| ther Yahiyya considered the various sects of | Christians known to us today as heretics. |
| Other | Christians labeled this "works righteousness" and claim |
| hen the persecution of Diocletian ended, the | Christians laid Saint Euphemia's relics in a golden sar |
| As Gibbon writes, "the | Christians landed; the citizens hailed the ensign of th |
| film End of the Spear, as some conservative | Christians lashed out at producers for putting an openl |
| The | Christians lay siege to the city, which soon fell and B |
| i of the Batticotta Seminary and other local | Christians led a campaign to re-open the seminary and i |
| Most Roman | Christians, like the pagan Romans before them, designat |
| ipattinam has mainly only Hindus, only a few | Christians live here. |
| Christians live throughout the country. | |
| For the | Christians living under the Sultan's rule, and above al |
| to Western and Japanese citizens and Chinese | Christians living in Beijing, Tianjin, and other areas |
| lims of ethnic Iberian origin) and Mozarabs ( | Christians living in the Muslim-majority areas). |
| nt decided to take some measures against the | Christians living in that area. |
| (from musta'rab meaning “Arabized”), Iberian | Christians living in Al-Andalus, the Muslim conquered t |
| ach a better integration between Muslims and | Christians living in Europe. |
| im invaders and, by extension, to free those | Christians living under Islamic oppression.” |
| hema' Yisrael," that in Palestine, where the | Christians look for points of controversy, the words sh |
| "What does a nation with 4% evangelical | Christians look like? |
| hen, after the pivotal Battle of Hattin, the | Christians lost Jerusalem to the forces of Saladin. |
| According to the census of 2002, | Christians made up about 84% of Uganda's population. |
| toward Shia, Sunnis, Zoroastrians, Jews, and | Christians, made him extremely popular among the people |
| As of 2001, | Christians made up 71.9% of the population, or 53.2% Ca |
| Some | Christians make the Sign of the Cross in a way that may |
| about three percent of the population, Iraqi | Christians make up 20% of Iraqis leaving the country as |
| mission is advocated largely by Evangelical | Christians, many of whom are related to the Micah Netwo |
| at of Licinius in 323 CE, Constantine showed | Christians marked political preference. |
| lt threatened by the growing presence of the | Christians Maronites in their traditional area of Mount |
| er of people in his life becoming born-again | Christians, Marty began reading the Bible and became co |
| ek historian Sozomen estimates the number of | Christians martyred during the forty-year reign of Shap |
| Even the | Christians Mary is set an example of motherhood and com |
| im captives as might have escaped from their | Christians masters, and taken refuge in Granada, should |
| tion are supererogatory acts, which specific | Christians may engage in above their moral duties. |
| hus there is no pagan religion against which | Christians may offend. |
| Foreign | Christians may meet at church meetings held at one of s |
| No longer must the | Christians meet in secret. |
| Christians meeting Hindus: an analysis and theological | |
| y 1640 was leading a congregation of Baptist | Christians meeting at Bell Alley in Coleman Street, Lon |
| The small number of Saudi Arabian | Christians meets in internet chat rooms and private mee |
| First Baptist Church of Brookfield, when 30 | Christians met at Leland Elementary School in Elm Grove |
| It is a place where a huge number of | Christians migrated during 1940s and '50s from Travanco |
| Few Syrian | Christians migrated from Kadamattom in the middle of 9t |
| ate also had a large proportion of Nestorian | Christians, mingled with Buddhists and Muslims. |
| Native | Christians: Modes and Effects of Christianity Among Ind |
| ks were God's punishment against the sins of | Christians modified his views and wrote the book the Wa |
| While some Baras are | christians, most retain their traditional religious bel |
| It also asked | Christians, Muslims and Jews to gather at the main entr |
| its services were freely available to Jews, | Christians, Muslims and others. |
| Salonica, City of Ghosts: | Christians, Muslims and Jews, 1430-1950 (HarperCollins, |
| fends people of many other faiths, including | Christians, Muslims and Jews." |
| Salonica, City of Ghosts: | Christians, Muslims and Jews 1430-1950 was the Runciman |
| of Kerala state in India, where traditional | Christians, Muslims's Hindus reside in peace in the com |
| the acronym ACARA are protesters made up of | Christians, Muslims, Buddhists and atheists who gathere |
| Christians, Muslims, and some Hindu castes such as the | |
| Christians must concede that all things considered, thi | |
| They believe that all | Christians must be considered ministers. |
| red Muslims to pay four times as much tax as | Christians nearby. |
| he Columbia Encyclopedia, "the decision that | Christians need not practice circumcision is recorded i |
| to describe the deaths of the persecutors of | Christians: Nero, Domitian, Decius, Valerian, Aurelian, |
| ng Yom Kippur, a small number of evangelical | Christians observe it today. |
| From the 4th century to the 7th century, | Christians observed octaves with a celebration on the e |
| Violence for religious reasons against | Christians occurs. |
| time to put into practice what I said to the | Christians of East Timor." |
| teries on the sabbath of every week, yet the | Christians of Alexandria and at Rome, on account of som |
| iyah, he was elected as new Patriarch by the | Christians of Damascus and consecrated on May 1, 1634, |
| of the Artos is that it serves to remind all | Christians of the events connected with the Resurrectio |
| Complaining that the Coptic | Christians of Egypt no longer knew the Coptic language |
| By law, | Christians of all denominations must worship in state-r |
| Some Jewish authors have accused Protestant | Christians of arbitrarily choosing to interpret the wor |
| certain from the evidence, however, is that | Christians of at least the latter part of that period d |
| great field of conflict for the Muslims and | Christians of Iberian Peninsula in the 12th century. |
| 'The marriage customs of the St. Thomas | Christians of Malabar', Madras, 1936. |
| pent the rest of his life among the Assyrian | Christians of northwestern Iran. |
| er, this custom was prevalent among Oriental | Christians of annually baptizing that element, at the s |
| rusalem, which is under the authority of the | Christians of Europe. |
| The people are mostly Malayam | Christians of the Syrian Orthodox Church, but there are |
| nd) tend to be the least religious, Assyrian | Christians of Mosul also tend to be less religious when |
| ter whose works have gained popularity among | Christians of a variety of denominations. |
| bly in Jerusalem and Cyprus, but the Malabar | Christians of India represented the only significant su |
| It adamantly refused even deceased | Christians of Jewish descent cremation or burials. |
| begun to hold services in the town where the | Christians of all denominations can unite in worship. |
| assisted Lord Dufferin's Mission to the poor | Christians of Mount Lebanon from 1860 to 1862. |
| "The evangelical | Christians of the 19th century combined revivalism with |
| tains one hundred religious testimonies from | Christians of different denominations. |
| e Christian Union which he hoped would unite | Christians of various beliefs who were opposed to offic |
| According to the belief of | Christians of the Roman Catholic Church, the Eastern Ca |
| build up a faith culture among the many new | Christians of his diocese. |
| hwart Emperor Nero's attempts to destroy the | Christians of Rome. |
| Sisebuto, who later became the Comes of the | Christians of Coimbra, as were his son Ataulfo, his gra |
| novated two times and belongs to the Knanaya | Christians of Kaipuzha. |
| and after the Greek War of Independence, the | Christians of the island rebelled several times against |
| For | Christians of the East the diskos symbolises the Virgin |
| Marrano for new | Christians of Jewish origin. |
| for looking after the welfare of the Syrian | Christians of Malabar. |
| he traditional Nasrani cuisine of the Syrian | Christians of the state of Kerala. |
| phecy, and other spiritual gifts familiar to | Christians of the time of the Apostle Paul. |
| ia and the western powers in the fate of the | Christians of the Middle East, especially in the Maroni |
| Christians of all denominations use Study Bibles to ass | |
| tual songs for the use of Serious and Devout | Christians of all Denominations,' of which a second edi |
| nts an intimate picture of life of the Latin | Christians of the Kerala coast, descendants of poor, lo |
| nominations, has been felt for many years by | Christians of all the denominations. |
| rt of the annual tribute owed him by all the | Christians of Spain also dates from the mid-twelfth cen |
| As a concession to the | Christians of Damietta, they were granted the right to |
| othic times, (quoting Roth) "[W]ho among the | Christians of Spain could be certain that he is not a d |
| So the | Christians of Manimala approached the Maharaja of Thiru |
| The Evangelists themselves, as well as the | Christians of the second and third generation, artifici |
| he United Methodist Church, Cokesbury serves | Christians of all denominations. |
| Although | Christians often took their European music and building |
| The feast is also celebrated by Syrian | Christians on 8 September and by Coptic Christians on 1 |
| ing with a mock battle between the Moors and | Christians on the beach. |
| ce of fixing the celebration of Passover for | Christians on the fourteenth (Latin quarta decima) day |
| aelis, American Jews, Arabs, and evangelical | Christians on why America succeeded and failed in Arab- |
| vey, The Future of Religion: Interviews with | Christians on the Brink (Novalis, 2001). |
| akia is a spice bread made by Greek Orthodox | Christians on Lazarus Saturday, the Saturday that begin |
| The victims were mostly Puerto Rican | Christians on a pilgrimage to Israel. |
| minists on one side of the issue, mainstream | Christians on the other, and the medical community spli |
| "Blood of | Christians on My Sword" - 8:05 |
| e Christian church (all of them were equally | Christians), only the Catholics would prevail, and all |
| Many | Christians only attend Christian church service on Chri |
| The Muslim Kansu braves killed | Christians only, sparing Chinese who had altars to Chin |
| Declining to be classed either as | Christians or Jews, they were excluded from the edict o |
| es called Chreasters, Twice-a-years or C & E | Christians, or Submarine Christians (so-named because t |
| but include members who openly profess to be | Christians or at times may feature Christian thought, i |
| w the emperor's orders either to kill fellow | Christians or to worship Maximianus Herculius as a god. |
| e papal policy of launching Crusades against | Christians or heretics in Europe to the detriment of th |
| ods of the old pantheon, considered idols by | Christians, or surrendering church books and property t |
| ions between them, whether they were Muslim, | Christians, or Jews. |
| Most Sinhalese Australians are | Christians or Theravada Buddhists. |
| an had published his first edict against the | Christians, ordering the destruction of Christian scrip |
| e (EMMC) is an evangelical body of Mennonite | Christians, organized on July 1, 1959. |
| the Lord is not only a sign of the love that | Christians ought to have among themselves, one to anoth |
| n Philadelphia, to describe the way he feels | Christians ought to be living, the ways in which many c |
| st on which the Holy Spirit descended on the | Christians, overcoming all linguistic difficulties, acc |
| getics in the Roman Empire: Pagans, Jews and | Christians, Oxford, 1999 ISBN 0-19-826986-2 |
| ptember and the Moros i Cristians (Moors and | Christians) parade is the most notable. |
| door is its feeder school, Our Lady Help of | Christians Parish School. |
| Parish of Origin: Our Lady Help of | Christians Parish, Weingarten, MO |
| Because of that relationship, | Christians participate in this special relationship wit |
| A great number of | Christians participated in conferences and classes at t |
| a riot in Colombo against the Muslims, with | Christians participating as much as Buddhists. |
| portion of Mark 16 is very important to some | Christians, particularly in the Pentecostal movement, b |
| lia he exerted much influence on evangelical | Christians, particularly at universities and theologica |
| His Grants to Syrian | Christians paved way for the flourish of Syrian Christi |
| ul the Apostle on one side and the Jerusalem | Christians Peter and James, Jesus' brother, on the othe |
| Seeing | Christians playing such a key role in Jubilee 2000 and |
| d then proved by the testimony of Pliny that | Christians pledged themselves not to commit murder, adu |
| Jews, in turn, might assert that | Christians practice eisegesis when they read the Old Te |
| Nor must | Christians pray with their Judaic brethren, instead the |
| ords did not reflect a consensus among those | Christians present. |
| hip, a movement to lead and teach born-again | Christians primarily in the Baptist denomination, how t |
| When the | Christians protected their church and refused that the |
| St. Thomas Sunday (especially among Eastern | Christians), Quasimodo Sunday and Quasimodogeniti. |
| odium likely to be heaped upon him by fellow | Christians quick to smell out, denounce and punish frau |
| Porphyry Against the | Christians, R. M. Berchman, trans., Ancient Mediterrane |
| the | Christians rang their bells. |
| reshaped from Virgil's fourth Eclogue, which | Christians read as foretelling the coming of Christ. |
| Also, | Christians receive the seed of eternal life (I Corinthi |
| Some | Christians recognize seven names of God, often citing P |
| st as requiring Jews to wear yellow ribbons, | Christians red, and Zoroastrians (a minority non-Islami |
| Some | Christians refer to the foundation of the State of Isra |
| ma Khristianis or in English as Saint Thomas | Christians referring to their religious tradition, desp |
| Some | Christians regard Bible numerics as irrefutable proof t |
| ist” is evidence that Pliny and the (lapsed) | Christians regarded Christ as a historic person; people |
| The early | Christians, regarded as forming a pernicious sect by se |
| Christians regarded it as the birthplace of St. George, | |
| In 2008, a group of | Christians regularly met for prayer meetings on a stree |
| Sikhs, Muslims and | Christians regularly visited Him to get His blessings. |
| Other evangelical | Christians reject the doctrine because of a possible mi |
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