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 1 Fwd,2|       comfortable, however, and he began a search that eventually
 2  1,1 |            3,5). Christianity then began to spread with miraculous
 3  1,1 |           themselves converted and began to fill the ranks of the
 4  1,1 |          Ottoman Turkish Sultanate began to conquer the Balkans,
 5  1,1 |       ninth century, East and West began to drift apart when the
 6  1,1 |           bishop of Rome, or pope, began to introduce new and foreign
 7  1,1 |       Another innovation that Rome began to introduce was its changing
 8  1,1 |     sorrowful reading: the Jesuits began by using deceit and ended
 9  1,1 |        historical development that began with Christ's Church being
10  1,1 |           notes that “Christianity began as a religion of a small
11  1,2 |           with the Holy Spirit and began to speak with other tongues,
12  2,6 |            the catacombs, churches began to be built above ground.
13  2,6 |          have today.~ Christianity began to flourish once the Church
14  3,5 |        Christian Church until Rome began to assert it beginning in
15  4,12|          century, the Latin Church began to abandon the sacred art
16  4,12|           Christian period, and it began to employ naturalistic,
17  5,1 |   influence: how the circus events began with the singing of hymns,
18  5,4 |   monasticism. At that time, there began to appear anchorites or
19  5,4 |       these words, Anthony's heart began to burn for Christ. He then
20  5,4 |      another form of monastic life began to develop — cenobitic monasticism,
21  5,8 |           with God. This principle began with Adam and Eve in the
22  6,2 |                    2.~ What events began to occur at the start of
23  6,10|            West. Before long, Rome began to justify the alteration
24  6,15|         the Middle Ages. The popes began to cite the decretals of
25  6,15|            Pope Nicholas (858-876) began to cite the “Pseudo-Isidorian
26  6,15| particularly long-lived separation began in the fifth and sixth centuries
27  6,16|            alone is infallible, it began to make pretensions and
28  6,16|          Western Christians slowly began to change and deviate from
29  6,16|         forms of spirituality that began to be dabbled in at the
30  7,14|           them: the Eastern Church began calling itself Orthodox,
31  7,14|           time, the Western Church began to call itself Catholic [“
32  7,14|           that time, a new element began to enter into Western thought:
33  7,14|            first time, all artists began to make use of perspective —
34  7,14|          creator: a wonderful aura began to surround men of artistic
35  7,14|        very height of humanism, he began to see where humanism would
36  7,14|     apparent that all the heretics began with human conjecture and
37  7,14|         Western theology therefore began to lose its living relation
38  7,14|          philosophers increasingly began to think in an independent,
39  7,14|          As Scholastic rationalism began to take possession of Western
40  7,17|     ancient Hebrew Scripture, they began to testify against their
41  7,19|        when his heretical opinions began to be disseminated beyond
42  8,14|           Trinity, Pope John XXIII began to carry atop his pastoral
43  9,42|          magazine article “How Man Began” (March 14, 1994) contains
44  9,42|          far away from God as they began to scatter across the face
45  9,42|          clouded, and in time they began to forget the invisible
46  9,42|            something divine, myths began about the creation of the
47  9,42|         moved by carnal lust, they began to abandon their own wives
48  9,42|     struggle with nature, and they began to know suffering from disease
49  9,42|           cities, external culture began to develop. Trades appeared,
50  9,42|            appeared, and machinery began its development, along with
51 10,16|         each. The Church therefore began to bless a mixture of oil
52 10,23|     themselves as Christians, they began a new attack against the
53 10,23|         born of a virgin, but they began to maintain that Mary was
54 10,23|          of God with great joy and began to venerate her not only
55 10,23|          His Most Pure Mother also began to be glorified [The Orthodox
56 10,26|         twelfth century, this idea began to spread among the clergy
57 10,28|        because the devil instantly began his warfare against it.~
58 11,1 |           complicated process that began in the ninth century, one
59 11,4 |      creation of the world by God, began the “day” with evening.
60 11,4 |     monasteries today, the service began at sunset and continued
61 11,4 |          Latin Church's “new Mass” began to focus obsessively on
62 Ep   |           Harbin, Manchuria, “What began in Russia will end in America.”~