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 1 I         |          the saving doctrines of Christianity. For of all the numerous
 2 I         |        against the professors of Christianity, whereby some perished and
 3 I(88)     | spiritual characters unfolded by Christianity." ---- Westcott. ~
 4 XIII      |       like you, however, to make Christianity your "object," and to bring
 5 XIII      |          kind of preparation for Christianity: also those portions of
 6 XIII      | philosophy itself in relation to Christianity. ~2. Perhaps something of
 7 XIV       |         that the noble truths of Christianity have been better expressed
 8 XIV       |       for the sake of confessing Christianity. But, as the case stands,
 9 XIV       |       such as do not investigate Christianity with a love of truth, know
10 XVI       |     Concerning those who slander Christianity on account of the heresies
11 XVI       |        of heresy associated with Christianity, he reproaches us, saying, "
12 XVI       |     Prophets. Similarly, because Christianity appeared, not only to the
13 XVI       |        understand the meaning of Christianity. In consequence of this,
14 XVI       |         apology for the sects of Christianity? What Paul says concerning
15 XVI       |         the sects of Judaism and Christianity becomes the wisest Christian.
16 XVI       |    Jewish religion and embracing Christianity, he says, "I thank God,
17 XVI       |      detest opponents who debase Christianity.
18 XVIII     |          any man to take; for in Christianity, not to speak offensively,
19 XVIII(325)|     latter course was desired by Christianity, in order not to leave men
20 XVIII     |         Divine power they taught Christianity, and succeeded in bringing
21 XVIII     |    passions. But the accusers of Christianity do not see how the passions
22 XVIII     |     their determination to adopt Christianity to the exclusion of all
23 XVIII     |       mind. And our advocates of Christianity emphatically declare that
24 XX(401)   |       same time the agreement of Christianity and philosophy in these
25 XX        |         to turn his readers from Christianity, he is also diverting the
26 XX        | destroying at the same time both Christianity and the beneficent practices
27 XX        |     support the excellence which Christianity has in common with the rest
28 XXVI      |        inquirers, they will make Christianity appear a very foolish thing;
29 Index     |    simplicity" discussed, 86 f. ~Christianity, rapid spread, 2, 3, 108;