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 1  0,1 |        matters and a revival of Christian faith and piety are influences
 2  0,1 | renovation among the nations of Christian principles and old-fashioned
 3  0,1 |         Redeemer and to abandon Christian faith and practice, they
 4  0,2 |    ready to listen willingly to Christian teachings, but to those
 5  0,2 |      who, whilst professing the Christian name, live strangers to
 6  0,3 |    altered by the creation of a Christian civilisation. The remembrance
 7  1,6 |       be understood that in the Christian religion the first and most
 8  1,6 |        Christ our Lord. But the Christian is absolutely obliged to
 9  1,6 |    fering, if he wish to lead a Christian life. Have we forgotten
10  2,10| admitted that, in the life of a Christian, the intellect must be entirely
11  2,10|       proves the necessity to a Christian of long-suffering not only
12  2,10|        the meaning of faith and Christian precepts. They do not see
13  3,11|   directed. The whole object of Christian doctrine and morality is
14  3,11|      salvation, is nourished by Christian faith. "The just man liveth
15  3,12|       impediments and allow the Christian spirit to revive and grow