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Master Mahasaya was a disciple of a Christlike master, Sri Ramakrishna Paramhansa.
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Well, but only a Christlike people can be a missionary of Christ.
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And now one loves him all the more for such a Christlike spirit.
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And he had a noble cause, the noblest, the most Christlike on earth.
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If I could, I would stop my beastliness and become Christlike.
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One thing marks the rock founded life, the doing of Christly deeds.
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All Christly souls are one in him throughout the whole wide earth.
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A fine tribute, that, to the power of a Christly personality.
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But there comes no answer of Christly indulgence to such questions.
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Little wonder that both saint and sinner loved this Christly man!
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Don't let us be so sad about those who shove off from this world under Christly pilotage.
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There is something Christly in it.
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The Christly bounties ceased.
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"Christly woman's worse'n a jukebox with a broken record inside it."
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We need earnest thoughtful Christly men, who will be more anxious to create and develop moral earnestness than to excite transient emotions.
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His body came from the womb of Mary, but the Christly perfections descended from heaven; the reality of Christ came down from heaven.
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Now, thanks to the blessed ennobling influences of Christianity, even the boys were catching this Christly spirit, and would spontaneously act in this delightful way.
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The Christly spirit continues to give and bless, pouring out its love in unstinted measure, though no act or word or look tells of gratitude.
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One thing marks the rock founded life, the doing of Christly deeds.
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All Christly souls are one in him throughout the whole wide earth.
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A fine tribute, that, to the power of a Christly personality.