Chapter, Paragraph

  1 Fwd,1|           course on Eastern Orthodox Christianity, the ancient faith that
  2 Fwd,1|             Church” [Christendom and Christianity, vol. 3 of The World's Great
  3 Fwd,1|       highways and byways of Western Christianity, all of which proved dead-end
  4 Fwd,3|             separation from Orthodox Christianity, the Latin Church reversed
  5 Fwd,3|              originate from Orthodox Christianity by way of reduction and
  6 Fwd,3|         Orthodox Church with Western Christianity's deviations from its former
  7 Fwd,3|        former confession of Orthodox Christianity, these distinctions are
  8 Fwd,3|            the deviations of Western Christianity from the faith it held prior
  9 Fwd,4|        understanding of what Western Christianity used to profess (prior to
 10 Fwd,4|         exposed to many dangers from Christianity's enemies, who have been
 11 Fwd,5|            that attempts to regulate Christianity to a “regressive” mentality
 12 Fwd,5|          most of all, an attack upon Christianity. They also understand that
 13 Fwd,5|       civilization (and by extension Christianity) as the root of all evil,
 14 Fwd,5|           the total extermination of Christianity. At that time, Christians
 15 Fwd,5|              complete eradication of Christianity, or adherence to the traditional
 16 Fwd,6|            Age movement, to Orthodox Christianity, which transforms men and
 17 Fwd,6|          none whatsoever in Orthodox Christianity.~ To all readers — men and
 18 Fwd,6|          which is the very cradle of Christianity, your search is not complete.
 19 Fwd,6|            was the center of Western Christianity. The early Church, however,
 20 Fwd,6|           West was not the center of Christianity but for many hundreds of
 21 Fwd,6|       Orthodox expressed it, Western Christianity was “too outward” for him, “
 22 Fwd,6|            of our times. You look to Christianity for a knowledge of the true
 23 Fwd,6|           glimpse of true historical Christianity that never changes (something
 24 Fwd,6|        contrasts that purest form of Christianity with the great distortions
 25 Fwd,6|            Truth of Eastern Orthodox Christianity from the contradictory teachings
 26  1,1 |             in Christendom. Orthodox Christianity has the “fullness of faith
 27  1,1 |      Occident are also discovering a Christianity much older than the Church
 28  1,1 |      Reformation long before Western Christianity was separated from its Eastern
 29  1,1 |              the truncated vision of Christianity which has marked our intellectual
 30  1,1 |           Church as the criterion of Christianity, as the source and mother
 31  1,1 |         fallen upon ancient Orthodox Christianity.~ Many in Israel chose not
 32  1,1 |             earlier (Is 2:2,60:3,5). Christianity then began to spread with
 33  1,1 |         destructive force for him in Christianity. Having at his disposal
 34  1,1 |          martyrs became the seeds or Christianity, and persecution could not
 35  1,1 |         Emperor Constantine's con to Christianity brought an end to the age
 36  1,1 |             in this regard, Orthodox Christianity has lived for two thousand
 37  1,1 |           mentions that it took from Christianity not only the dress of its
 38  1,1 |             practice was observed in Christianity, just as priests removed
 39  1,1 |         instilled in him a hatred of Christianity — a hatred that was transmitted
 40  1,1 |           Church of Christ. Orthodox Christianity is indigenous to all the
 41  1,1 |      original missionary who brought Christianity to Rome, and therefore was
 42  1,1 |        Apostle Paul who first taught Christianity in Rome. However, neither
 43  1,1 |            orthodox understanding of Christianity. In the end, though, the
 44  1,1 |             a heavy curtain dividing Christianity: it cut the West off from
 45  1,1 |         ready to abandon one half of Christianity (and the more ancient, the
 46  1,1 |             most substantial part of Christianity to its own concept of power,
 47  1,1 |         which mixed pagan ideas with Christianity, and finally the Protestant
 48  1,1 |             which splintered Western Christianity into thousands of denominations.~
 49  1,1 |             the Teachings of Ancient Christianity (pp. 253-54). St. Andrew
 50  1,1 |            an anti-church, a “reborn Christianity.” Dogmas are being revised,
 51  1,1 |        hatred of Christ and Orthodox Christianity is becoming increasingly
 52  1,1 |         worldwide “church.” Orthodox Christianity will then become a religio
 53  1,1 |              adherents of the false “Christianity” and other united religions
 54  1,1 |             as in the early years of Christianity, will wait to greet her
 55  1,1 |           satanic hatred of Orthodox Christianity, the full circle idea is
 56  1,1 |            did.” It also notes that “Christianity began as a religion of a
 57  1,1 |            of all the persecution of Christianity (including that which is
 58  1,2 |             prophecies and miracles. Christianity is the sole, true, divinely
 59  1,10|            during the early years of Christianity, when Christians did not
 60  1,13|          party. So vital an issue as Christianity's entering into the Gentile
 61  1,16|             the first main period of Christianity and marked the Church's
 62  2,5 |             emperor's recognition of Christianity stands as a watershed in
 63  2,5 |           the Church, for under him, Christianity received legal status in
 64  2,5 |              supported the spread of Christianity throughout the Roman world.
 65  2,5 |            Roman state (and Orthodox Christianity — not Roman Catholicism —
 66  2,5 |            Holy Church, and Orthodox Christianity has been persecuted unendingly.
 67  2,6 |          time?~ In the early days of Christianity, in order to worship God,
 68  2,6 |            In addition to legalizing Christianity, Constantine moved the seat
 69  2,6 |        became the symbolic center of Christianity. Old Rome thus joined Constantinople,
 70  2,6 |              strength and numbers in Christianity, had capitulated to this
 71  2,6 |           Empire in the spreading of Christianity. It was not a life of piety
 72  2,6 |             a martyric confession of Christianity that ultimately makes the
 73  2,6 |           whom the divine mission of Christianity was made manifest [Archbishop
 74  2,6 |             articulated the Creed of Christianity, the Nicaeo-Constantinopolitan
 75  2,6 |      Scriptures that we have today.~ Christianity began to flourish once the
 76  2,9 |        enacted legislation that made Christianity the only recognized religion
 77  2,12|             fundamental doctrines of Christianity.~ More specifically, the
 78  2,19|           and hostile way.~ Orthodox Christianity's central message is that
 79  2,20|              an initial rejection of Christianity. Instead, he begins with
 80  2,20|              he was unable to defeat Christianity from without, from persecution
 81  2,20|            the degree that [Western] Christianity became completely unrecognizable.
 82  2,33|          support from the enemies of Christianity.~ ~
 83  2,36|              spreading of historical Christianity roused against itself the
 84  2,36|            hades. In answer to this, Christianity presented to the world its
 85  3,5 |            Prior to 1054, when Latin Christianity was still in communion with
 86  3,5 |            in communion with Eastern Christianity, the bishop of Rome, or
 87  3,5 |             East, from which Western Christianity ultimately derives. Contrary
 88  3,5 |              the spiritual center of Christianity was not Rome. In the earliest
 89  3,5 |             Archpriest Alexey Young, Christianity or the Papacy?, pp. 8-9;
 90  3,11|              after the acceptance of Christianity, one may speak of these
 91  3,11|            life of the principles of Christianity, leaving the Church as one.
 92  3,18|           media can at once belittle Christianity yet exalt the pope, the
 93  3,21|           finally succumbed in 1453. Christianity survived, but with difficulty.~ ~
 94  4,10|           the world the mysteries of Christianity and the age to come. Because
 95  4,12|        Sacred Apostolic Tradition of Christianity. Dr. Constantine Cavarnos
 96  4,12|              in the early history of Christianity, the first need was that
 97  4,12|              to the first century of Christianity. Ecclesiastical archaeology
 98  4,12|         Bulgarian people to Orthodox Christianity, something that happened
 99  4,12|            measure reborn in Western Christianity and has covered the walls
100  4,12|              religious painting that Christianity has known.” [The Meaning
101  4,15|              fundamental doctrine of Christianity. They were essentially dualists:
102  5,1 |           all-pervasive influence of Christianity upon all aspects of Byzantine
103  5,1 |           examples to show how great Christianity's impact was on Byzantium.
104  5,4 |        writes:~ ~In the beginning of Christianity, in the land of Egypt there
105  5,4 |         where many started coming to Christianity out of expediency, many
106  5,4 |              even greater danger for Christianity than the persecution of
107  5,4 |       distinguished the first era of Christianity, monasticism spread quickly
108  5,4 |             life was centered around Christianity. However, there was still
109  5,7 |            of the first centuries of Christianity repeated themselves in ancient
110  5,7 |              However, the heights of Christianity, the best expression of
111  5,8 |            nations accepted Orthodox Christianity and adopted many features
112  5,8 |              Linking Ancient African Christianity to the African-American
113  6,6 |               Ever since it received Christianity, the Russian nation has
114  6,9 |             greatest adulteration of Christianity and was the source of further
115  6,9 |             of further distortion of Christianity in the West.~ The Vatican
116  6,14|            who converted to Orthodox Christianity, makes a number of observations
117  6,15| simultaneously with the preaching of Christianity.~ ~The popes, while subordinating
118  6,15|           Speaking of the decline of Christianity in the West, Hieromonk Seraphim
119  6,15|          from the pre-schism Western Christianity and Eastern Orthodoxy. As
120  7,3 |             Archpriest Alexey Young, Christianity or the Papacy?, p. 19].~ ~
121  7,11|         character that distinguishes Christianity from the various and countless
122  7,11|           that the oral preaching of Christianity (that is, the oral Tradition)
123  7,11|       Testament came out of Orthodox Christianity's Holy Tradition and is
124  7,11| distinguished theologians of Western Christianity admit to the traditional
125  7,11|          word, modernization. Seeing Christianity from a rationalistic standpoint,
126  7,11|            perfected by philosophy. [Christianity], the work of God, is, on
127  7,11|            decaying ruins of Western Christianity, a movement appeared in
128  7,14|           Father of Western Orthodox Christianity gave the renowned Vincentian
129  7,14|        severed itself from Apostolic Christianity and from the authority of
130  7,14|          from the teachings of early Christianity, away from the light of
131  7,14|         synthesis” was made of Latin Christianity and pagan thought. As Archpriest
132  7,14|         totally foreign to Apostolic Christianity. What is meant was that
133  7,14|             relation to the truth of Christianity. In the West, theology was
134  7,14|            human intellect to revise Christianity was at the root of the later
135  7,14|          divinely revealed truths of Christianity with the teachings of non-Christian
136  7,14|        Christ's Church, for Orthodox Christianity had long since disappeared
137  7,14|             change from the Orthodox Christianity of pre-conquest England,
138  7,14|              In Protestantism, a new Christianity was created — one that rejects
139  7,14|             He notes that in Western Christianity, people think that one can
140  7,14|             centuries now in Western Christianity that no Western Christian
141  7,14|              conclusions. In Western Christianity, people come to substitute
142  7,14|         deification of it, heterodox Christianity came to be distorted in
143  7,14|           countless ways. In Western Christianity, man — not God — has been
144  7,14|             the entire alteration of Christianity in the West, the eminent
145  7,14|             that “in Western Europe, Christianity has generally been transformed
146  7,14|         damaging mutation of Western Christianity into pagan humanism, into
147  7,14|             the phenomena assaulting Christianity in modern times, Hieromonk
148  7,14|            it will particularly mock Christianity. Of that new world religion,
149  7,14|           historical overview of how Christianity was transformed in the West,
150  7,14|             corrected” and man-made “Christianity” is ultimately leading.
151  7,14|              the scholarly monograph Christianity or the Church? by the Holy
152  7,14|              not reestablish ancient Christianity, it only replaced one distortion
153  7,14|           replaced one distortion of Christianity with another, and the new
154  7,14|          Roman Catholicism restricts Christianity to one man, while Protestantism
155  7,14|            no end to “reformers” of “Christianity,” each and all claiming
156  7,14|           confessions within Western Christianity number 23,000, and new groups
157  7,14|      New-Martyr Archbishop Ilarion's Christianity of the Church? explain in
158  7,14|              to the clear enemies of Christianity and to secret societies
159  7,14|          secret societies opposed to Christianity (1 Jn 2:19).~ The ecumenical
160  7,14|       completely hostile to Orthodox Christianity, alone among all the religions.
161  7,14|          attempt to destroy Orthodox Christianity.~ ~* * * * *~ ~Fr. John
162  7,14|               come home” to Orthodox Christianity, even as the former Protestant
163  7,14|      imprisonments for the faith? Is Christianity learned only in the comfort
164  7,17|              icons and that Orthodox Christianity is contrary to God's revelation.
165  7,17|            who converted to Orthodox Christianity and fully assimilated the
166  7,20|            It occurred to me that if Christianity may be likened to a pool,
167  7,20|           symbolic way the truths of Christianity.~ Section 6: Canons (regulations)
168  7,21|             everything that Orthodox Christianity ever represented and shed
169  8,14|          Middle Ages as a mockery of Christianity, and it has been used by
170  9,21|           spirit of the first age of Christianity. Her Liturgy still enshrines
171  9,21|             and realities of Eastern Christianity and unites them in a harmonious
172  9,26|             ancient African Orthodox Christianity, Fr. Paisius Altschul shows
173 10,10|              the ecclesial nature of Christianity by postulating an abstract
174 10,10|         Protestantism as “Churchless Christianity.” The same martyr of the
175 10,10|             it is absurd to separate Christianity from the Church and to speak
176 10,10|             to speak of some sort of Christianity apart from the Holy Orthodox
177 10,10|           Orthodox Church of Christ [Christianity or the Church?, p. 29].~ ~
178 10,10|           these numerous branches of Christianity there is no unity, either
179 10,10|            spirit and foundations of Christianity have been distorted. None
180 10,10|              level is not limited to Christianity; on this same all-equaling
181 10,12|             one of the many forms of Christianity, alongside other legitimate,
182 10,12|    legitimate, non-Orthodox forms of Christianity; our Orthodox faith is Christianity
183 10,12|  Christianity; our Orthodox faith is Christianity itself, in its most pure
184 10,13|              and finally to Orthodox Christianity, understands from experience
185 10,13|  unadulterated the very criterion of Christianity. However, the former Protestant
186 10,14|            but he who, knowing about Christianity, follows the Indian mystical
187 10,21|             is retained in Orthodoxy Christianity to this day. A paraphrase
188 10,22|            living and dead, Orthodox Christianity knows no such divisions,
189 11,1 |             Prior to Russia's con to Christianity in 988, Grand Prince Vladimir
190 11,1 |   Scandinavians who adhered to Latin Christianity, and the Byzantines who
191 11,1 |       Germany and Rome to view Roman Christianity, and finally to Constantinople
192 11,1 |         Wisdom and observed Orthodox Christianity. These men reported back
193 11,1 |        prince believed that Orthodox Christianity was best suited to the temperament
194 11,1 |           that characterize Orthodox Christianity. The first is the emphasis
195 11,1 |            peculiar gift of Orthodox Christianity is the power of perceiving
196 11,1 |         moved to tears, for Orthodox Christianity is the most beautiful religion
197 11,1 |           incident shows of Orthodox Christianity is that when the Russians
198 11,1 |   characteristic of Eastern Orthodox Christianity. In an Orthodox Liturgy, “
199 11,1 |         Vladimir's choosing Orthodox Christianity for Kievan Rus' is of all
200 11,1 |             the various paths within Christianity. Although the Great Schism
201 11,1 |          away from ancient Apostolic Christianity, preserved in Orthodoxy,
202 11,1 |          deliberately rejected Latin Christianity.~ The same rejection is
203 11,2 |       interpretation of these words.~Christianity is a liturgical religion.
204 11,3 |              the criticism.~ Western Christianity, Fr. Alexey observes, started
205 11,4 |            From the first century of Christianity, the custom was established
206 11,4 |             first three centuries of Christianity that Orthodoxy's Divine
207 11,4 |               pp. 38-39].~ ~Orthodox Christianity accommodated itself to local
208 11,4 |              be the tongue of Slavic Christianity. It was created originally
209 11,4 |              the purpose of bringing Christianity to the Slavs in a language
210 11,4 |            to the first centuries of Christianity, when the Divine Liturgy
211 Ep   |         near-universal apostasy from Christianity; the proliferation of false
212 Ep   |            anyone the restoration of Christianity. The vessels of the Holy