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 1  I,5  |   proof of the rapid spread of Christianity is the testimony of Pliny
 2  I,6  |       essential point by which Christianity differs from all the other
 3  I,6  | expressed from earliest times. Christianity has its starting-point in
 4 II,10 |                         10. In Christianity time has a fundamental importance.
 5 II,10 |        though in a new way, in Christianity. In the liturgy of the Easter
 6 II,15 |       prominent role played by Christianity during these two millennia.
 7 III,25|      patrimony of the whole of Christianity? The many jubilee celebrations
 8 III,25|        river of Revelation, of Christianity and of the Church, a river
 9 IV,33 |       the Second Millennium of Christianity draws to a close, the Church
10 IV,38 |      issue of the encounter of Christianity with ancient local cultures
11 IV,38 |      would be the encounter of Christianity with the most ancient forms
12  V,57 |     and Constantinople brought Christianity to the whole continent of
13  V,57 |    layman, Andrew Kim, brought Christianity to Korea. In the same period