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1. the Christian religion used to make the

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2. was replaced with the Christian religion,

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3. 31, 1517) Luther tacked to the door of the Schlosskirche (Castle Church) in Wittenberg 95 academic theses ‘On the Power of Indulgences’…The point of his theses was that indulgences made sense only as release from temporal penalties imposed on the faithful by the priests; but if indulgences were understood as release from the temporal punishments of God or from pains…from guilt, they ran counter to the very spirit of the Christian religion which, Luther said, according to the teachings of Jesus, enjoins the believer to practice repentance throughout his whole life” (ibid

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4. It has become a battle cry of devastation for religion, striking most heavily against the Christian religion and the values of the Judaic-Christian tradition

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5. He says organized Christian religion is a business and is not truly spiritual

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6. Institutes of the Christian Religion, 125

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7. In the Christian religion, love is abnegation and sacrifice

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8. It is perhaps in the Christian religion that we find the best examples of this

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9. resulted in a Christian religion that has lots of laws and rules

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10. or Islamic beliefs rather than any of the Christian religions which are all

11. The identical thing that we now call the Christian religion existed among the ancients, and has not been lacking from the beginnings of the human race

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12. And these small groups of Stoics, Cynics, and mystery cultists continued to hold these irregular and informal meetings right up to the time of the appearance in Rome of the first preachers of the Christian religion

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13. Even the Christian religion has been persistently built up around the fact of the death of Christ instead of around the truth of his life

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14. And then, when this Christian religion became comatose for more than a thousand years as a result of an overdose of mysteries and paganism, it resurrected itself and virtually reconquered the whole Western world

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15. The decline and fall of the Christian religions continues to be a fascinating chapter in the book on human behavior

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16. However, the really significant factor here is that the father of this David was Yeshua of Nazareth, a religious prophet of tremendous historical significance who inspired in the distant past the creation of the Christian religion

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17. The Christian religion is a good case in point

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18. This concept of christian religion was started early on, just after the crucifixion

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19. (c) Learn for another thing, the importance, let me rather say the necessity, of asserting boldly the supernatural element as an essential part of the Christian religion

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20. Is the Lord's Supper a subject of primary importance in the Christian religion? Do not thousands of Churchmen live and die without receiving it? Do not the majority of church-goers turn their backs on it, and always go away when it is administered? How is this?

21. She had not told Unni how her friends had distanced themselves from her after she had become interested in the Christian religion, and even more so after she had hinted about her maredreams

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22. “I wonder,” remarked Nikolai Andreevich, “What made you think that the soul enters a human on the eighth day of life? In the Christian religion, for example, it is believed that the soul enters him while still in his mother’s womb

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23. the father of your Christian religion?”

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24. Naturally there were all sorts of attempts to harmonize these heathen practices with the Christian religion

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25. Christ! Now, the first separation of religions is Christian religions and non

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26. By implanting reservations about Christmas in the mind of the common citizen, the forces of absolutist secularism move ever closer to their goal of eradicating the Christian religion as the foundation of this civilization

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27. those who now profess the Christian religion do not

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28. and conceded to the founder of the Christian religion?

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29. writings did not exist, and that the Christian religion and

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30. the Christian religion, for Josephus associated with him

31. Christian religion existed then, with its thousands of

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32. the existence, root and branch, of the Christian religion

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33. When the Christian religion was

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34. Meat: Food in general: or spiritual meat, that sustains and nourishes spiritual life; strong meat, searching into the deep thinks of God, the receiving and digesting the more deep truths of the Christian religion

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35. In the year 313 AD, Constantine the Great allowed the worship of the Christian religion and the monks of the Sinai asked the Empress Helen, his mother, to protect them

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36. Christian religion has mixed up both kinds of anger and used both of them to rationalize and excuse every form of hate, envy, jealousy, and fear imaginable

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37. And was excommunicated for his audacity, and was forced to create his own Christian church; a Christian religion which did not have any sale of indulgences for the extremely wealthy

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38. The human subconscious has been screaming out the existence of these insane things for thousands of years… The highest level of mass awareness of the evil of unseen auras is the Christian religion: Where it speaks of a trinity: where three spirits exist as one… the Father, the Son… and the holy ghost

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39. The Christian religion has simply the honor of being less faulty than the rest

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40. The Christian religion is not institutional but experimental

41. Firstly, in Christian religion, its founder, Jesus Christ, was the only ‘person’ who claimed to be the Son of God observed and described to have performed many miracles, including raising the anatomical dead back to life again

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42. Over the months, decades, centuries, and millenniums of time and space, the imperfect - Christian religion - has connected with the perfect – Christ

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43. Christian religions with their association to Christ, have over the past 2000 years, connected the imperfect with perfect

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44. For example, many non-Christian religions believe in the process called reincarnation - in all of its different forms – said to achieve personal purification and enlightenment through ‘good works’ and meditation

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45. In fact, it is the fear generated from the threats of eternal punishment and damnation of Hell with Satan, written in the gospels and indoctrinated by Christian religions, that has been used as the leverage for obedience, compliance and adherence to ‘infallible’ religious authority, and not the story of Jesus’ compassion, miracles and resurrection

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46. Is America A Christian Nation? Religion, Government and Religious Freedom (Americans United) - Download The Treaty of Tripoli (1979) “As the Government of the United States of America is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion,—as it has

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47. There is individuality "about the Christian religion that cannot be dispensed with

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48. of the Christian Religion

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49. Brents: “There is individuality about the Christian religion that cannot be dispensed with

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50. In the thousands of denominations around the world professing to be Christian there are countless views on what Hell is, where Hell is, who is over Hell, how long will Hell last, many others, with many others views of what Hell is in the non-Christian religions of the world

51. The Christian religion is founded on facts; it approaches us in the form of a history

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52. 'The evidence accompanying the popular interpretation (of the doctrine of eternal suffering) is by no means to be compared to that which establishes our common Christianity: and therefore the fate of the Christian religion is not to be considered as implicated in the belief or disbelief of the popular doctrine

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53. "There is an individuality about the Christian religion that cannot be dispensed with

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54. The American philosopher Paul Elmer More, who died in 1937, and who was one of the most profound scholars in the world, after prolonged thought and study and observation, came from agnosticism into a complete and passionate faith in the Christian religion and in the incarnation

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55. For a true belief in the Christian religion will improve daily manners

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56. So that, O Sancho, in what we do we must not overpass the bounds which the Christian religion we profess has assigned to us

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57. It was not necessary to call in the evidence of science, or to refer to the supposed inconsistencies, impossibilities, contradictions and absurdities contained in the Bible, in order to prove there was no truth in the Christian religion

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58. Although they laughed and made fun of these things the reader must not think that they really doubted the truth of the Christian religion, because - although they had all been brought up by `Christian' parents and had been `educated' in `Christian' schools - none of them knew enough about Christianity to either really believe it or disbelieve it

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59. Looking out into the unfathomable infinity of space, Owen wondered what manner of Being or Power it was that had originated and sustained all this? Considered as an explanation of the existence of the universe, the orthodox Christian religion was too absurd to merit a second thought

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60. “It is not a Christian religion, in the first place,” said the latter, in extreme agitation, quite out of proportion to the necessity of the moment

61. What is it that is taught to the people with such unremitting pains and endeavor, and with so much earnestness? What is required of them for the sake of the so-called Christian religion?

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62. And this is the faith called Orthodox, this is the true faith, the one which, under the garb of a Christian religion, has been energetically taught to the people for many centuries, and is inculcated at the present time more vigorously than ever

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63. "It is a mistake to require too much," men usually say, when discussing the demands of the Christian religion

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64. A man of the society of the present day finds that the pagan life-conception is no longer suited to the times, hence he is induced to submit to the requirements of the Christian religion, whose truths, however misunderstood and falsely interpreted they may be, are yet familiar to his ears, and seem to offer the only practical solution of the contradictions that beset his path

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65. The universal brotherhood of man, the equality of races, the abolition of property, the anomalous doctrine of non-resistance, all these requirements of the Christian religion seem to us impossibilities

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66. Well then, the Christian religion, according to the Sermon on the Mount

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67. After eighteen hundred years of education in Christianity the civilized world, as represented by its most advanced thinkers, holds the conviction that the Christian religion is a religion of dogmas; that its teaching in relation to life is unreasonable, and is an exaggeration, subversive of the real lawful obligations of morality consistent with the nature of man; and that very doctrine of retribution which Christ rejected, and in place of which he put his teaching, is more practically useful for us

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68. This testing the subject by the fancied infallible method of science is the principal obstacle to understanding the Christian religion for unbelievers, for so-called educated people

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69. From this follow all the mistakes made by scientific men about the Christian religion, and especially two strange misconceptions which, more than everything else, hinder them from a correct understanding of it

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70. The first misconception in regard to the impossibility of following the principle is the result of men of the state conception of life unconsciously taking that conception as the standard by which the Christian religion directs men, and taking the Christian principle of perfection as the rule by which that life is to be ordered; they think and say that to follow Christ's teaching is impossible, because the complete fulfilment of all that is required by this teaching would put an end to life

71. The Christian religion seems to exclude the possibility of life only when men mistake the pointing to an ideal as the laying down of a rule

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72. Life, according to the Christian religion, is a progress toward the divine perfection

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73. Such are the two principal misunderstandings relating to the Christian religion, from which the greater number of false reasonings about it proceed

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74. We are all brothers, but I take a stipend for preaching a false Christian religion, which I do not myself believe in, and which only serves to hinder men from understanding true Christianity

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75. The Christian religion is not a legal system which, being imposed by violence, may transform men's lives

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76. While the pagan organization has been proved more and more false, the truth of the Christian religion has been growing more and more evident

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77. But that is just the distinction between the Christian religion and heathen religion

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78. This difference has always existed and has become more and more defined as the Christian religion has been more widely diffused and more correctly understood

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79. When one's eyes are opened to this awful deception practiced upon us, one marvels that the teachers of the Christian religion and of morals, the instructors of youth, or even the good-hearted and intelligent parents who are to be found in every society, can teach any kind of morality in a society in which it is openly admitted (it is so admitted, under all governments and all churches) that murder and torture form an indispensable element in the life of all, and that there must always be special men trained to kill their fellows, and that any one of us may have to become such a trained assassin

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80. “The Convention would close this address with thanks to Almighty God for the progress that has been made under the humane policy of the last few years, and for the evident advance of many of the Indians in civilization and the knowledge of the Christian religion

81. We are grateful that He has put into our hearts a desire to have our parents and countrymen in China brought to a knowledge of the Christian religion

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82. Most all the letters that are sent to China members of the Association contain something about the Christian religion, and urging the people at home to discard idols and believe in the Saviour

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