Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,1 |          before his conversion to Christianity) was zealous for Judaism
 2 1,3 |          these humble beginnings, Christianity spread far and wide throughout
 3 1,3 |          Roman Emperor to embrace Christianity. In 313, Constantine and
 4 1,3 |        further when he legislated Christianity as the only accepted religion
 5 1,0 |    Princess Olga was converted to Christianity in 955, although the effective
 6 1,0 |           lower Volga), the Latin Christianity of the Germans, or the Orthodox
 7 1,0 |    Kherson. He promised to accept Christianity if he was successful in
 8 2,1 |         the victory of the Cross (Christianity) over the Crescent (Islam).~ ~
 9 2,4 |         In the first centuries of Christianity, the Divine Liturgy was
10 2,4 |            This is so, since true Christianity has always held that without
11 4,2 |       Roman Emperors to recognize Christianity) , he, together with his
12 4,3 |         in the first centuries of Christianity is found in the tradition
13 4,4 |           In the earliest days of Christianity, the Feast of the Nativity
14 6,7 |            Baptism is the door to Christianity, the beginning of life in
15 6,8 |  resurrection of the dead. All of Christianity is founded on Christ's Resurrection (
16 7   |       from the first centuries of Christianity. Church Tradition tells
17 7   |   grounded in the very essence of Christianity, since Christianity is the
18 7   |    essence of Christianity, since Christianity is the revelation by the
19 7   |       above, which is revealed in Christianity, thus forms the foundations
20 7   |         contradict the essence of Christianity, but is unfailingly connected
21 7   |       back to the very origins of Christianity and is an inalienable part
22 7   |         are part of the nature of Christianity and without the Icon Christianity
23 7   | Christianity and without the Icon Christianity would cease to be Christianity.
24 7   |    Christianity would cease to be Christianity. The Holy Gospel summons
25 8,1 |       families were not baptized. Christianity, above all, is a new life
26 10,3|    influence and was converted to Christianity. Paul persuaded him to return
27 10,3|       showing the pre-eminence of Christianity over Judaism. The letter
28 10,3|          12; 3:1) of the truth of Christianity as opposed to the heresies
29 11,1|         their bases, representing Christianity spreading in the four directions.