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There is no christianity in all this.
2
There is no Christianity in war.
3
He summons reason, it is true, but to defend and explain creeds without which there is no Christianity.
4
There can be no Christianity without Christ; it is the presence of the Mediator which makes Christianity what it is.
5
There is a great deal more in Christianity than longing, but there is no Christianity worth the name without it.
6
Without the belief in the Resurrection there would have been no Christianity; if anything may be laid down as certain, this may.
7
So that we may say that there is no Christianity which does not recognise and rejoice in appealing to the paternal relationship.
8
If they had to face 20th-century European immigrant laws and preconditions in the Egypt of their time then surely there would have been no Christianity.