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... Christianity F ounded in the 1st century AD by Jesus of Nazareth ( the Christ , or the Anointed One of God ) , Christian- ity has become the largest of the world's religions . Geographically the most widely diffused of all religions ...
... Christianity F ounded in the 1st century AD by Jesus of Nazareth ( the Christ , or the Anointed One of God ) , Christian- ity has become the largest of the world's religions . Geographically the most widely diffused of all religions ...
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... Christian church and non - Christian religions A spiritual encounter and discussion of Christianity with other world religions has begun only during the 20th century as a consequence of change in the general reli- gious , political ...
... Christian church and non - Christian religions A spiritual encounter and discussion of Christianity with other world religions has begun only during the 20th century as a consequence of change in the general reli- gious , political ...
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... Christianity in a Revolutionary Age : A History of Christianity in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries , 5 vol . ( 1958-62 , reissued 1973 ) ; james hastinGS NICHOLS , History of Christian- ity , 1650-1950 : Secularization of the ...
... Christianity in a Revolutionary Age : A History of Christianity in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries , 5 vol . ( 1958-62 , reissued 1973 ) ; james hastinGS NICHOLS , History of Christian- ity , 1650-1950 : Secularization of the ...
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