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... Christian doctrine , he proposed , must derive from contemplation and not be a function of legal preoccupation . He also held that Christian moral perfection can come only through martyrdom , but , with the passing of the age of bloody ...
... Christian doctrine , he proposed , must derive from contemplation and not be a function of legal preoccupation . He also held that Christian moral perfection can come only through martyrdom , but , with the passing of the age of bloody ...
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... Christian Church Year , celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus Christ on the third day after his Crucifixion . Its origins go back to the beginnings of Christianity , and it is probably the oldest Christian observance after Sunday ...
... Christian Church Year , celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus Christ on the third day after his Crucifixion . Its origins go back to the beginnings of Christianity , and it is probably the oldest Christian observance after Sunday ...
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... Christian Churches to form the United Church of Christ . Membership at that time was about 800,000 . The merger was unusual because of the presbyterian form of government of the Evangelical and Reformed Church and the congregational ...
... Christian Churches to form the United Church of Christ . Membership at that time was about 800,000 . The merger was unusual because of the presbyterian form of government of the Evangelical and Reformed Church and the congregational ...
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