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1 LawGod,2 | epoch of persecution against Christianity, the pagan tormentors often
2 LawGod,4 | complete form only in True Christianity, for Christ the Savior said: "
3 LawGod,4 | Without Me ye can do nothing."~Christianity teaches us that man's earthly
4 LawGod,5 | preserve their force in Christianity. Therefore, all the ten
5 LawGod,5 | obligatory for Christians. Christianity has not altered them. On
6 LawGod,5 | altered them. On the contrary, Christianity has taught people to understand
7 LawGod,5 | accepted and shown forth by Christianity. We are guided in our life
8 LawGod,6 | acts one way or another. Christianity accepts precisely such an
9 LawGod,6 | between virtue and sin, Christianity declares that man's freedom
10 LawGod,7 | I."~And here is Orthodox Christianity (i.e., the Holy Church),
11 LawGod,8 | Moreover, amidst ascetics of Christianity, there were many who, filled
12 LawGod,11| not correct to think that Christianity considers the so-called "
13 LawGod,11| not at fault in this and Christianity always greets and blesses
14 LawGod,11| One must remember that Christianity is not solely and exclusively
15 LawGod,11| experiences and feelings. No, Christianity is a completely finished
16 LawGod,11| necessary.~The significance of Christianity as an all-sided and finished
17 LawGod,11| secondary schools). In these, Christianity is seen to be a very rich
18 LawGod,12| be. Of course, Orthodox Christianity sees the highest beauty
19 LawGod,12| is transferred.~Orthodox Christianity knows how to evaluate and
20 LawGod,12| and lights..."~Orthodox Christianity cannot limit its concept
21 LawGod,13| all the basic truths of Christianity are gathered, ends with
22 LawGod,17| betrayal of the very spirit of Christianity, a refusal to bear one's
23 LawGod,18| Still, this is far from Christianity since such compassion and
24 LawGod,18| this reason, ascetics of Christianity, while grieving so about
25 LawGod,20| mutual anger and arguments, Christianity calls us to be peace loving
26 LawGod,21| system offered by Orthodox Christianity, there are also non-Christian,
27 LawGod,21| well-known principle of Christianity is: "Enter in at the straight
28 LawGod,21| imprint of the influence of Christianity ... It is only because of
29 LawGod,23| The basic task of Orthodox Christianity is to teach people to live
30 LawGod,23| people vainly wish to reduce Christianity to a mere narrowly-individualized
31 LawGod,23| of religious experiences. Christianity, however, is life; it is
32 LawGod,23| undoubtedly obligated to Christianity for their beginnings. But
33 LawGod,23| and elevating influence of Christianity has been experienced most
34 LawGod,23| mutual respect. Thus does Christianity consecrate, elevate and
35 LawGod,23| of children and parents. Christianity again places its imprint
36 LawGod,24| teaching approaches close to Christianity. It undoubtedly took its
37 LawGod,24| mutual help directly from Christianity. These appeals are purely
38 LawGod,24| neighbor as is necessary. Christianity does not teach this false,
39 LawGod,24| that very sin against which Christianity struggles so strongly. No,
40 LawGod,24| rejected and condemned by Christianity. It does not condemn, despite
41 LawGod,25| contrary to the very essence of Christianity. Words cannot express how
42 LawGod,26| Christianity And Communism~Let us now
43 LawGod,26| question of the relationship of Christianity with Communism more precisely,
44 LawGod,26| sworn and bitter enemy of Christianity. For its part, Christianity
45 LawGod,26| Christianity. For its part, Christianity recognizes it as completely
46 LawGod,26| self-motivated goal to which Christianity might strive. Rather, it
47 LawGod,26| cited differences between Christianity and communism do not yet
48 LawGod,26| difference between communism and Christianity lies deeper still, in the
49 LawGod,26| and intolerant religion. Christianity is a religion of heaven;
50 LawGod,26| communism, a religion of earth. Christianity preaches love for everyone;
51 LawGod,26| and is based on egoism. Christianity is a religion of idealism,
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