Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |        firmly grounded in their religion, he says: "For I am persuaded
 2        1, XXVII  |         numbers of souls to His religion. And although, among the
 3        1, XXVII  |  doctrine of Jesus to adopt His religion; for he acknowledges that
 4        2, XI     |  against Jesus or the Christian religion? And how will this demonstrate
 5        2, XI     |  similar things for the sake of religion in no spirit of unwillingness.~
 6        2, XIII   |    persecution because of their religion. In answer to whom we shall
 7        2, XIII   |   according to this established religion of his will be released
 8        2, XVI    |       die for the sake of their religion, apart altogether from the
 9        2, XVII   |     death for the sake of their religion.~
10        2, XXV    |      sufferings for the sake of religion, if He did not suffer what
11        2, XXXIV  |    mocked Him on account of His religion, who appropriately laid
12        2, XL     |      how to die for the sake of religion, and to comport themselves
13        2, XL     |         views on the subject of religion and irreligion, and who
14        2, XLIV   |       suffered because of their religion, and alone of all men were
15        2, LXXVIII|         blind on the subject of religion, although it is they who
16        2, LXXVIII| undergone for the sake of their religion towards God, the Creator
17        3, VIII   |         in a struggle for their religion, they also might be better
18        3, LXXVIII|  themselves up to the Christian religion, being influenced by the
19        3, LXXXI  |      keeping with the Christian religion for me to have accepted,
20        3, LXXXI  |      only who have accepted the religion which is according to Jesus,
21        4, XXVII  |     dangers for the sake of his religion, such an one might reasonably
22        4, XXXII  |         the Jews, the venerable religion of Jesus, who, being adorned
23        4, XXXV   |     those who are aliens to our religion; but as, according to Celsus,
24        4, XLII   |  predicted, moreover, that this religion should be proclaimed to
25        4, LXXXI  |     great is the injury done to religion from accepting the statement
26        5, XXVIII |    their injunctions. If, then, religion, and piety, and righteousness
27        5, XXXIII |         another, turning to the religion which in the last days has
28        5, XXXVIII|         honour which is paid to religion, they would reverence those
29        5, LII    |        sin, or corrupting their religion, or doing deeds of impiety;
30        5, LIII   | themselves up to a life of pure religion, that they ascend by means
31        5, LVIII  |        sin, and corrupted their religion, and had done unholy deeds,
32        7, XVIII  |        a period attached to the religion which was taught by Moses,
33        7, XVIII  |       to their duty, and to the religion prescribed by the law.~
34        7, XXVI   |        day by day the Christian religion, so that it is now preached
35        7, XXXIX  |      our lives for the cause of religion, that no philosopher could
36        7, XL     |   speaking ill of Jesus and His religion, he thus continues, confounding
37        7, XL     |        leads us for the sake of religion to submit to every kind
38        7, XLIV   |       in ignorance of what true religion is, give that name to what
39        7, XLIV   |     called anything rather than religion. God doubtless saw the pride
40        7, XLVI   |   before men the nature of pure religion. We say, then, that those
41        7, XLIX   |      them to a rational view of religion, have not gone into these
42        7, LI     |          those who believe that religion shows itself in such products
43        7, LXI    |        mere calumny against our religion which he utters when he
44        8, XLIV   |    victoriously for the sake of religion destroy their authority,
45        8, LXVIII |        any of the glory of your religion or of the true wisdom."
46        8, LXVIII |         be destroyed except the religion of Christ, which will alone
47        8, LXX    |    contend and struggle for our religion, let the enemy come against
48        8, LXXV   |         laws and the support of religion." But we recognise in each