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| latter half of the 2nd century, the Ebionite | Christians rejected Paul as an apostate from the law, u |
| Perfected | Christians remain subject to temptation, and have conti |
| Today, Free | Christians remain primarily within the General Assembly |
| rom the era before Saddam, as well as Kurds, | Christians, representatives of the powerful Sunni movem |
| Committee in 1976 with the goal of "helping | Christians respond in a caring-sharing way in a world w |
| How should | Christians respond to recent world events? |
| goals are defending the religious freedom of | Christians, restoring "time honored values" and protect |
| d to Christianity) with the now-dominant Old | Christians resulted in the unsuccessful, harshly repres |
| Even so, the | Christians retained naval supremacy in the region, righ |
| His writings include the book Kissing | Christians: Ritual, Community, and the Late Ancient Chu |
| break the force of such charges as that the | Christians sacrificed infants at the celebration of the |
| ubadour songs and to compose them, including | Christians, Saracens, Jews, emperors, princes, kings, d |
| Some conservative | Christians saw it as a way of bringing what they percei |
| Roman Catholics and Orthodox | Christians say that all Protestants engage in eisegesis |
| Mary Help of | Christians School is a Catholic co-educational private |
| itution in the Philippines, see Mary Help of | Christians School (Canlubang), Inc.. |
| Mary Help of | Christians School (Private) Founded 1935 |
| Mary Help of | Christians School's motto is "Students love to learn an |
| The | Christians scored two more significant victories at Cam |
| ing churches" and describes itself as "first | Christians, second Evangelicals, third Missional, and f |
| became caught up in the culture war between | Christians secularists and Christians traditionalists. |
| Some | Christians see a parallel to the Imitation of Christ. |
| iot was increasingly adopted by conservative | Christians self-identifying themselves as patriots. |
| as part of the Nestorian schism, the Persian | Christians separated from the Christians of the Roman E |
| 4), from Revelation 4:10; the promise that | Christians shall be "changed from glory into glory" (st |
| que to Seventh-day Adventism, although other | Christians share many of the typological identification |
| Orthodox | Christians should go to confession at least four times |
| hat any type of compulsion is evil, and that | Christians should not participate in political power st |
| Christians should not make an oath or hold the office o | |
| eir Passion, Emperor Probus decreed that all | Christians should sacrifice to the Roman gods. |
| hed work in which he argued that the sins of | Christians should be punished by the state, and not by |
| osed of modernist unbelievers with whom true | Christians should have nothing to do. |
| the altar and in the grave, the feet of all | Christians should be pointed to the East. |
| church and state should be separate and that | Christians should not be "yoked together with unbelieve |
| to "think twice" before marrying Muslim men: | Christians should learn more about Islam and respect Mu |
| They are pious in their own way, and | Christians should be ashamed of their disobedient and s |
| hodox church in the United Kingdom, said all | Christians should leave Iraq in the wake of the attack, |
| e West, as well as those between Muslims and | Christians, should never be reported about in isolation |
| t a temptation to syncretism, and that Asian | Christians should overcome the obstacles that separate |
| preaching, like men slain in mighty battle; | Christians shouted aloud for joy. |
| Vestiges of this practice remain: some | Christians sign a cross on their forehead before hearin |
| ng in these areas are mostly Maharashtrians, | Christians, Sikhs, Gujaratis and Marwadis. |
| man; that he is leading foolish and untaught | Christians, simple people that do not know the Word of |
| "the study of the soul") can be done only by | Christians, since only Christians have the resources fo |
| l location for clandestine meetings of local | Christians, since should the local Roman Authorities ap |
| mus test" that had been used by conservative | Christians since the publication of the Revised Standar |
| d tune for the carol "On Christmas night all | Christians sing", with her version thereafter being cal |
| to by its first line On Christmas night all | Christians sing. |
| But since divorce was not acknowledged by | Christians, Socrates contemptuously describes him as a |
| pted as having ecumenical status by Orthodox | Christians, some of whom call them the Fifth Council of |
| The Assyrian | Christians sought to better establish themselves by cla |
| 'Malayalam literature and | Christians' SPCS, Kottayam, 1961. |
| Did | Christians Steal Christmas? is a 32 page 2007 booklet w |
| Later, when the persecution of | Christians stopped, the citizens of Fano demanded that |
| ada Koun-roshi, a Zen master who taught many | Christians students, which was unusual for the time. |
| Although anti-communist | Christians, such as the late anti-communist Christian w |
| as well as to certain of the Eastern Syriac | Christians, such as Isaac the Syrian. |
| r as claiming that attacks against Levantine | Christians, such as the attack the Our Lady of Salvatio |
| , Maltese, Italians and Jews, with many Arab | Christians such as the Lebanese and Palestinians. |
| laimed universalist beliefs among some early | Christians such as Origen. |
| era was the preferred era used by Byzantine | Christians such as Maximus the Confessor until the Byza |
| In a New Orleans fund-raising drive for | Christians suffering persecution in Jerusalem, he gave |
| n, and William Wilberforce - all evangelical | Christians sympathetic to the religious revival that ha |
| easons traditional scholars and conservative | Christians tend to reject the method. |
| re still has a slightly higher proportion of | Christians than the rest of the North West of England. |
| Some agree with anti-communist | Christians that all giving should be voluntary, and arg |
| (Seventh-Day) represents a line of Adventist | Christians that rejected the visions and teachings of E |
| plained that the Telestais were such devoted | Christians, that they would describe I Am Ghost as a Ch |
| ities in moving forward and a message to all | Christians that Jesus really cares about how they relat |
| e Haven, an artistically minded community of | Christians that meets weekly. |
| ristianity with the "murderous rage" against | Christians that Paul is described as having prior to hi |
| e I was watching this piece on these radical | Christians that live up in the mountains and somehow th |
| ulate, in a paper entitled Holocaust and the | Christians, that the lure of Nazism was caused by failu |
| s executed during a period of persecution of | Christians that lasted forty years and through the reig |
| The | Christians that the Ottomans conquered gradually but de |
| and others who practice such cruelty toward | Christians that they respect neither churches nor monas |
| 8] various gay rights organizations attacked | Christians, the Mormon Church and minority groups. |
| For | Christians, the season of Advent serves a reminder both |
| David's City", are known by many millions of | Christians the world over, as is her translation of “Sa |
| When Diocletian began to persecute | Christians, the four left Rome, selling their home and |
| as Muslims do the Koran and Hafiz, and many | Christians the Bible, namely, by opening the book at ra |
| oody Theatre or Martyrs Mirror of Defensless | Christians, the work took 15 men three years to finish |
| Among evangelical | Christians, the five men are commonly considered martyr |
| calling the consumption of pornography among | Christians the "elephant in the pews". |
| st killed during Diocletian's persecution of | Christians: the authorities tied him to a millstone and |
| t 60% of Birzeit inhabitants are Palestinian | Christians; the rest are Muslims. |
| His sermons were frequently attended by | Christians, the number of these on one occasion being s |
| Originally Celtic | Christians, the bishops were in communion with Rome fro |
| The concluding letter discusses "liberal" | Christians, the soul and resurrection. |
| For both stoic philosophers and for early | Christians the seasons represented the harmony of natur |
| own as the Treaty of Tudmir, gave Visigothic | Christians the right to continue to practice their reli |
| Devout | Christians, the childless VanLeers bequeathed their ent |
| For Western | Christians, the feast primarily commemorates the coming |
| n of right-wing parties including the Social | Christians, the misleadingly named right-wing Social De |
| Amongst other things, it gave | Christians the right to construct places of worship by |
| also of their own efforts to impede, as good | Christians, the malevolent actions of witches, inquisit |
| lly influenced by the Syriac and Cappadocian | Christians, then (from the 5th century A.D. onwards) by |
| beyond them" and "The Bible for Palestinian | Christians, then, can be retained in its entirety" (80) |
| tain book reviews of interest to evangelical | Christians, theologians, and philosophers. |
| s that either God or the Satan is misleading | Christians: there is no other possible explanation for |
| Zaragoza, they learned of the persecution of | Christians there by the governor Dacian, who reigned in |
| qiya (Tunisia) in 1151, he gave the Jews and | Christians there the option of conversion to Islam or d |
| Many | Christians there were skeptical of Barratt, and the new |
| bes as growing animosity between Muslims and | Christians there. |
| He was imprisoned in Parma, but was freed by | Christians there. |
| lorus and Laurus brought together many local | Christians there. |
| Although the band members are | Christians, they did not consider the Galactic Cowboys |
| Accused of being | Christians, they were all tortured and then beheaded. |
| Although his parents had been raised as | Christians, they saw themselves as humanists, so home w |
| Ultimately, the CVA hopes that when | Christians think about making informed, responsible, fa |
| e all considered good acts, and according to | Christians this exemplifies Jesus's message of peace, l |
| d should be enforced as such, but only among | Christians; those who hold this view tend to argue for |
| the mission to those who claimed to be needy | Christians, though he was right that those who had lost |
| as a deuterocanonical book by some Orthodox | Christians, though it does not appear in Bibles printed |
| civil war of 1859-1860 against the Maronite | Christians, though this sentence was not carried out. |
| to Piers Plowman, with Antichrist attacking | Christians through corrupt confession. |
| trick Kelly, led a procession of up to 3,000 | Christians through Liverpool on Sunday 11 May on a Walk |
| n pacifism was carried on by a few dedicated | Christians throughout the ages, such as Martin of Tours |
| He asks all true | Christians throughout the world, to join in prayer with |
| role in the liturgical and spiritual life of | Christians throughout the world. |
| The majority of German | Christians thus voted in the Aryan paragraph for all th |
| community in the Moqattam village are Coptic | Christians, thus constituting the majority religion. |
| ports to foreign trade, while also allowing | Christians to reside. |
| sengers' identity cards, telling Muslims and | Christians to get off the bus. |
| s of Calatayud had indiscreetly admitted two | Christians to Judaism; in consequence the former were c |
| With the view of directing the thoughts of | Christians to the first coming of Jesus Christ as savio |
| church leaders had gone as far as turning in | Christians to the authorities and handing over sacred r |
| as part of an effort by militant right-wing | Christians to displace, while taking revenge on, their |
| Saudi Arabia allows | Christians to enter the country as foreign workers for |
| nal movement that is mobilizing thousands of | Christians to be engaged in the great issues of their t |
| s leadership from being one designed for new | Christians to one primarily for those outside the churc |
| He called all | Christians to boycott the film version, which he reques |
| e intention or not, it did not take long for | Christians to petition the Emperor to distinguish the C |
| recommended to them that they encourage good | Christians to go to communion everyday. |
| came to light as a counter move by reformed | Christians to the liberal theology which was gaining in |
| Free Speech Clause by "providing a forum to | Christians to which other religions are not given equal |
| Christiani, The Enchiridion is an appeal on | Christians to act in accordance with the Christian fait |
| g to Schweizer this verse was used by Jewish | Christians to attack the Gentile churches, to argue tha |
| The percentages of | Christians to these districts were small before the mig |
| he signed a public statement encouraging all | Christians to "read, wrestle with, and respond to Carit |
| , but there should be no fear on the part of | Christians to express their own convictions, and any se |
| The term is most often used by some | Christians to deride someone whom they feel is lukewarm |
| onsidered to be a tremendous opportunity for | Christians to continue to influence policy makers. |
| churches overseas, and to stimulating local | Christians to play an active part in the development of |
| ion statement, for "equipping and empowering | Christians to restore America's biblical foundation." |
| t a number of venues across the UK, allowing | Christians to bring mainstream comedy into their locale |
| as it is the right and responsibility of all | Christians to witness in God's name through proclaiming |
| He asked of | Christians to establish schools and learn (Koine) Greek |
| t Greece and Northern Greece urging Orthodox | Christians to establish schools. |
| ded illusion," so long as they did not force | Christians to join them. |
| The live video for | Christians To The Lions was filmed at Proxima Club in W |
| Art. 2. | Christians to be Harmed Directly |
| ved all the hierarchical institutions of the | Christians to be a close copy of those of the Essenians |
| 1799 in a letter to a friend that he wanted | Christians to adopt “a rational plan for the gradual ab |
| s in the National Assembly in a ratio of six | Christians to five Muslims, based on the 1932 census (t |
| into the dry dogmas of theology, and to urge | Christians to reduce their belief to practice'' (Smith, |
| He wrote books and worked with western | Christians to help clarify what he believed were diffic |
| e Fiji Sun on 6 March 2006, Mataca called on | Christians to avoid getting caught up in ethnic politic |
| Jannaway, Frank G. - Ought | Christians to Be Socialists? |
| He showed their faces and begged | Christians to "adopt" one. |
| It was hard for Gentile | Christians to keep up with all the laws listed in the J |
| a Judaizing heresiarch, and led most of the | Christians to Pella before the outbreak of the Jewish W |
| s; the Romans condemned prisoners of war and | Christians to work these mines. |
| ike his father, however, Constantius allowed | Christians to persecute the pagans and the Jews. |
| s work "The Capacity of Present-day Jews and | Christians to Become Free", as anti-semitic. |
| The CVA encourages | Christians to reduce or eliminate animal products as pa |
| ossed the Atlantic 13 times, spreading Bible | Christians to North America. |
| Creator, Redeemer and Sustainer", to "equip | Christians to better evangelize the lost", and to "chal |
| in the case of its approval, he would "call | Christians to civil disobedience". |
| a multimedia track, a live video of the song | Christians To The Lions, featured on the Thelema.6 albu |
| John Paul II: I encourage | Christians to regularly visit Christ present in the Ble |
| f the Epistle to the Romans, which calls for | Christians to be transformed by the renewing of their m |
| s, judgements and precepts pertaining to the | Christians, to churches and monasteries, and to priests |
| The Fellowship encourages traditional | Christians to gather accurate information about groups |
| ith his forces towards Syria and invited the | Christians to join him. |
| Christians today make up 9.2% of the population of the | |
| y is still strongly revered by many Nigerian | Christians today. |
| prophet was executed, from whom the sect of | Christians took their inspiration. |
| ifts in theology and church polity, American | Christians took it upon themselves to reform society du |
| Moldova, a group of fundamentalist Orthodox | Christians took down a public menorah and replaced it w |
| alore where thousands of Muslims, Dalits and | Christians took part to protest against the atrocities |
| s parents did not recognize him, but as good | Christians took him in and sheltered him for seventeen |
| een explained through the actions of zealous | Christians toppling them or simply that time and subsid |
| here he was beheaded during a persecution of | Christians, traditionally placed under Diocletian (foll |
| unwilling to be a cause of dissension among | Christians, traveled to Rome to see the Pope, seeking h |
| the proclaimed aid the Saint provided to the | Christians troops fighting the Muslims in the siege of |
| y news and resource magazine for evangelical | Christians), Two Ways to Live (an evangelistic tract de |
| ed, Castus and Emilius denied that they were | Christians under torture and were released. |
| During the persecution of orthodox | Christians under the Eastern Roman emperor Valens (also |
| He was martyred during the persecution of | Christians under Emperor Decius and was one of the firs |
| When Radwan of Aleppo sent news that the | Christians under Tancred of Hauteville were on the verg |
| been created as a homeland for the Maronite | Christians under European pressure. |
| ule is contemporary with the persecutions of | Christians under Diocletian, and Geoffrey places the ma |
| these texts from the writings of other early | Christians under the Alexandrian sphere of influence. |
| Fathers against the Jews of cursing all the | Christians under the name of the Nazarenes." |
| 07 documentary film about the persecution of | Christians under Islamic rule in the Middle East |
| een 305, (the year of a major persecution of | Christians under Galerius), and her feastday was celebr |
| privileged (even though most of them are not | Christians) under the love of god and it is regarded as |
| nd exemptions from Chinese law given Chinese | Christians under the ”unequal treaties”. |
| He was killed during the Persecution of | Christians under the Roman Emperor Trajan. |
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