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 1 Pref   |    applicable to Christianity as a religion of continuity and renewal.
 2 Intro,2|           and soul, man and woman, religion and culture, church and
 3 Intro,6|       self-contained ideology or a religion of exotic externals.~ The
 4 1,3    |     establishment of the Christian religion by poor and illiterate fishermen?
 5 1,4    |       ancient custom through a new religion; 2) the courage of the apostles
 6 3,2    |            education, law and even religion; and the consequent loss
 7 3,3    | established itself as the dominant religion of the Roman Empire, claiming
 8 3,4    |     ceremonies, the institution of religion, had taken the place of
 9 3,4    |           hearts and the inherited religion. That is what He meant by “
10 5,2    |            of devout Jews and in a religion of prayer. The Gospel of
11 7,2    |      fields of knowledge including religion, philosophy, politics, sociology,
12 9,2    |            ritual sacrifice in the religion in which Jesus grew up.
13 9,3    |     sincere practitioners of their religion, that Jesus chose precisely
14 10,1   |           reality, is not merely a religion of rituals, rules and regulations,
15 10,4   |                holding the form of religion but denying the power of
16 11,1   |          this tragic story is that religion, presumably a liberating
17 11,2   |            the diabolical abuse of religion, if not directly, then indirectly
18 11,2   |      through culture. The abuse of religion is to marginalize, oppress,
19 11,2   |      destroy others in the name of religion. In this connection, I have
20 11,2   |          as well as the mixture of religion and culture, that has led
21 11,2   |       expose the pernicious use of religion as what it actually is,
22 11,2   |      actually is, a denial of both religion and our common humanity,
23 11,4   |      tended too easily to put “our religion” in the place of the transcendent
24 11,4   |        neighbor, and thus made our religion God instead of God our religion.
25 11,4   |    religion God instead of God our religion. If I walk humbly before
26 11,4   |        history insofar as abuse of religion is concerned. In such cases
27 11,4   |          cases we have placed “our religion” on the throne of the almighty
28 11,4   |          scandalous result is that religion, instead of being a liberating
29 11,4   |            Differentiation between religion and ethnicity, at least
30 11,4   |           Perspectives on Science, Religion, and Ethics (Boulder: Westview