Chapter

 1 1     |          by the Church, it became common to call the Jews "the killers
 2 2     |       only in the experience of a common suffering... It is imaginable,
 3 2     | Christians one day will undergo a common persecution and then will
 4 2     |   theologian overlooked that such common persecution of Christians
 5 3     |          say about the general or common view of the Church (which
 6 3     |        and uprisings which were a common event in the Russia after
 7 3     |         conscience has nothing in common with the teaching of the
 8 Conclu|       Those of them who have some common features and, thus, common
 9 Conclu|        common features and, thus, common interests organise some
10 Conclu|           groups, to defend their common interests. There are "Blacks", "