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 1 ChrAndOrth,1   |      the disciples were called Christians” (Acts 11:26). This appellation
 2 ChrAndOrth,1   |   honored us to call ourselves Christians,” [2] whereas St. Athanasios
 3 ChrAndOrth,1   |       are, and call ourselves, Christians.”[ 3]~
 4 ChrAndOrth,2   |    those “called by the people Christians [christianos].” Further
 5 ChrAndOrth,2(4)| unrestrained hostility towards Christians. He calls them “hateful
 6 ChrAndOrth,3   |        accused specifically as Christians, which they professed themselves
 7 ChrAndOrth,4   |     They considered themselves Christians and surreptitiously replaced
 8 ChrAndOrth,4   |        2:18) and commands True Christians not to greet them or to
 9 ChrAndOrth,5   |    confessing themselves to be Christians, and confessing the crucified
10 ChrAndOrth,5   |   Justin contrasts these false Christians with the “disciples of the
11 ChrAndOrth,19  |     attract, by this, all True Christians. For Orthodoxy has from