Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,4|    during~the first centuries of Christianity preserved a special caution
 2 Intro, A,5|        Church~and uncommitted to Christianity, might easily misunderstand
 3 Intro, C,2|     constructs of the enemies of Christianity.~In general, St. Gregory
 4 I, 1,2    |            Gal. 5:6).~Of course, Christianity is bound up also with knowledge
 5 I, 2,1    |      second~fundamental dogma of Christianity. A whole series of the great
 6 I, 2,6    |        or “Word” was borrowed by Christianity from~philosophy, as certain
 7 I, 2,9    |          men who were outside of Christianity and related that the~Christians
 8 II, 6,3   |      writings, the foundation~of Christianity, and the foundation of the
 9 II, 6,5   |          is the central dogma of Christianity, the heart of our Christian~
10 II, 7,5   |          the Church. They spread Christianity to the ends of the earth
11 II, 7,5   |      martyr’s death The seeds of Christianity were sown in the world by
12 II, 7,5   |       these numerous branches of Christianity there is no unity, either
13 II, 7,5   |        spirit and foundations of Christianity~have been distorted. None
14 II, 7,5   |          level is not~limited to Christianity; on this same all-equalling
15 II, 8,2   |       unheard of outside of true Christianity — are the action of the
16 II, 8,3   |         to certain~historians of Christianity who are of the rationalistic
17 II, 8,3   |         it, as the “Baptism into Christianity.” Thus even now there is
18 II, 8,5   | Therefore, from the beginning~of Christianity the Bloodless Sacrifice
19 II, 8,7   |        In the first centuries of Christianity such~a demand was not obligatory,
20 II, 8,8   |         life which is blessed in Christianity: virginity or celibacy.~
21 II, 9,5   |          hostile attitude~toward Christianity.~It is natural to suppose
22 II, 9,5   |         period in the history of Christianity the first need~was that
23 II, 9,7   |        world. And~thus up to now Christianity is adorned with confessors
24 II, 9,7   |       visible sign and banner of Christianity, of the Church, of everyone
25 II, 9,7   |          everyone who belongs to Christianity “in general” has such an
26 II, 9,7   |  martyrdom and the~confession of Christianity in all ages.~Reflecting
27 II, 0,2   |        the fundamental~truths of Christianity. “God is not a God of the
28 Add, 0,4  |         martyrs was~the light of Christianity, there was less concern
29 App, 1    |      clarified in the history of Christianity; “Orthodoxy stands not~merely
30 App, 1    |       creativity be~expressed in Christianity, and how can it be harmonized
31 App, 2    |        In the first centuries of Christianity the Church writers and Fathers
32 App, 2    |         to~Christian philosophy. Christianity stepped forth as a world-view
33 App, 2    |     concepts into the channel of Christianity. The ideas of Plato stood
34 App, 2    |       philosophy created; and in Christianity, this means Christian~philosophy.~
35 App, 3    |      confessed by the Church:~1. Christianity is presented by him as the
36 App, 3    |         are true, but one-sided; Christianity synthesizes~the positive