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Перевод: Christianity

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Тезаурус:

1. It is a paradox too, that because Christianity has been able to drop any mention of the physical cycles of women's lives, secular culture has ended up with an idea that true liberation means we can forget "those difficult days", and "carry on as normal"; assuming, perhaps, that to be normal is to be more like a man.
2. Dawson's Religion and Culture stressing Tylor's importance and relating theories of primitive religion to Christianity was selected by Eliot as one of his "Books of the Year" in 1950.
3. Witnessing is as much about showing people Christianity in the way we live as it is about explaining Christianity by the things that we say.
4. Almost anything goes in the permissive climate, anything, that is, except those beliefs (like Christianity) which take truth and personal conviction seriously.
5. The world in which Christianity originated was that of the Roman empire.
6. Indeed, it may be argued that the success of Christianity in establishing the finality of the cross in dealing with sin "once and for all" has removed from our minds its roots in the common experience of our lives.
7. With the spread of Christianity the Beltane fires, like so many pagan practices, were "Christianised" and were now lit to celebrate the feast of St John.
8. The second was in teaching the truths of Christianity, not in conventional ways.
9. Whatever "turns you on" is okay, so long as it is not connected with modern materialism or the one-God religions, like Christianity, Judaism or Islam.
10. Others, like the modern thinker, Alan Watts, have grudgingly admired it: "Without any disrespect it must be said that Christianity is pre-eminently the gamblers" religion.
11. Afterwards it was said that at this mission Temple converted Michael Ramsey to decisive Christianity.
12. Naturally the stronger the claims to truth which are made for Christianity, the stronger the substantiation must be.
13. He had already been converted to the new faith, and had, with the Edict of Milan in 313, granted equal status to Christianity.