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 1  II,  142 |    talking of Christian kings as Christians, but only as kings.~
 2 III,  194 |    honest men, if they cannot be Christians. Finally, let them recognise
 3 III,  226 |         like men, and Turks like Christians? They have their ceremonies,
 4 III,  233 |         Him.~Who then will blame Christians for not being able to give
 5  IV,  252 |    custom that makes so many men Christians; custom that makes them
 6  IV,  252 |   baptism is more received among Christians than among Turks.) Finally,
 7  IV,  256 |         I say there are few true Christians, even as regards faith.
 8  IV,  287 |          Those whom we see to be Christians without the knowledge of
 9  IV,  287 |         indeed that one of those Christians who believe without proofs
10   V,  337 |          gives them. But perfect Christians honour them by another and
11   V,  338 |                        338. True Christians, nevertheless, comply with
12  VI,  350 |       since there are consistent Christians, every man can easily be
13 VII,  443 |       they astonish ordinary men—Christians, they astonish philosophers.~
14 VII,  467 |        fact that there were some Christians.~
15 VII,  503 |     placing them in God Himself. Christians have consecrated the virtues.~
16 VII,  520 |      source of the whole life of Christians and of the converted.~
17 VII,  540 |              540. The hope which Christians have of possessing an infinite
18 VII,  544 |              544. The God of the Christians is a God who makes the soul
19 VIII,  556|        hated, and still more the Christians. They have seen by the light
20 VIII,  556|        own salvation.~The God of Christians is not a God who is simply
21 VIII,  556|         God of Jacob, the God of Christians, is a God of love and of
22  IX,  590 |        heathens, true Jews, true Christians.~
23  IX,  607 |      Christ, according to carnal Christians, has come to dispense us
24  IX,  607 |       Jewish. True Jews and true Christians have always expected a Messiah
25  IX,  608 |      hold a midway place between Christians and heathens. The heathens
26  IX,  608 |         love the world only. The Christians know the true God, and love
27  IX,  608 |          the same good. Jews and Christians know the same God.~The Jews
28  IX,  609 |          spiritual, who were the Christians of the old law; among Christians,
29  IX,  609 | Christians of the old law; among Christians, the coarser-minded, who
30  IX,  609 |      carnal Messiah; the coarser Christians believe that the Messiah
31  IX,  609 |          God; true Jews and true Christians worship a Messiah who makes
32  IX,  610 |       the true Jews and the true Christians have but the same religion.—
33   X,  662 |     covetousness, were very like Christians, and very contrary. And
34   X,  669 |       namely, temporal good.~And Christians take even the Eucharist
35   X,  670 |       the slaves of sin; and the Christians, whose calling has been
36   X,  675 |           is there also for evil Christians and for all who do not hate
37   X,  689 |        they were philosophers or Christians, one saying of this kind
38  XI,  698 |        the church; the Jews, the Christians. The prophets have foretold
39  XI,  698 |       prophets have foretold the Christians; Saint John, Jesus Christ.~
40 XII,  746 |       have their calamities, and Christians also. There is no Redeemer
41 XII,  746 |     There is a Redeemer only for Christians. (See Perpetuity.)~
42 XII,  758 |           Either the Jews or the Christians must be wicked.~
43 XIII,  827|         Apostles, the Exorcists; Christians, unbelievers; Catholics,
44 XIII,  828|      among the Jews as among the Christians of to-day. Some believed
45 XIII,  838|          the Jews, as well as to Christians, that they should not always
46 XIII,  839|  withdrawn from it; and the evil Christians, who rend her from within.~
47 XIII,  840|      Jews and heathens, Jews and Christians, Catholics and heretics,
48 XIII,  842|         on the side of the false Christians, and the other side has
49 XIII,  850|       they have been the test of Christians, saints, innocents, and
50 XIV,  865 |          feasts to working days, Christians to priests, all things among
51 XIV,  865 |       for priests is also so for Christians, and the other that what
52 XIV,  865 |         that what is not bad for Christians is lawful for priests.~
53 XIV,  867 |         Saint James, to disabuse Christians of that false idea which
54 XIV,  883 |      justified without love; all Christians without the grace of Jesus
55 XIV,  888 |      perfect state than ordinary Christians, have fallen into excesses
56 XIV,  888 |  excesses which horrify ordinary Christians, and have become to us what
57 XIV,  902 |      natural reason for a guide. Christians alone have been constrained