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 1 Intro|      In the first centuries of Christianity, whoever wished to become
 2 Intro|        the moral principles of Christianity, and the duties and rights
 3 1    |                      Religion. Christianity~Religion is the relationship
 4 1    |      man tries to find God. In Christianity, God becomes God-man and
 5 2    |            Other Religions and Christianity ~How many religions are
 6 2    |        personality of its own.~Christianity is distinct from all of
 7 2    |     One, but in three Persons.~Christianity has a divine origin. It
 8 2    |        but became perfect man.~Christianity was not given to man from
 9 2    |       by being complemented by Christianity. Judaism is a sketch. In
10 2    |        painting it must accept Christianity. It is the friend of the
11 2    |       Bridegroom is Christ and Christianity. Judaism is dusk; it is
12 2    |        sun. The sun is Christ. Christianity is the light of day, the
13 2    |        of day, the bright sun.~Christianity teaches the truth. But from
14 2    |      Apostles spoke and taught Christianity, although in only a few
15 2    | traditions."~We have said that Christianity draws the truth from Holy
16 2    |       Resurrection.~In essence Christianity draws the truth from Christ,
17 25   |    from the first centuries of Christianity. Why? The reason is that