On the Christianrite of churching women after childbirth.
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But there are Christianrites, expressly and solemnly instituted.
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Well, worships he in secret after the Christianrites?
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This is a ritual that merges a bit of traditional Rwandan culture with the Christianrite.
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And deem'd it less a Christianrite than a Pagan sacrifice;
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And wishing the union in conscience agreeable to you, I undertake to celebrate it according to Christianrite and Moslem.
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It had been permitted to us to bury the body with Christianrites, if we could do it in secret.
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So she yielded to him, and their wedding was held in harvest time, and celebrated according to the Christianrites.
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She would not turn back, until she brought it to pass that Etzel's child was christened after the Christianrite.
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The idea of preserving a body scientifically, cutting out the Christianrite of burial, therefore has radical as well as dictatorial associations.
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No priest would marry them with Christianrites, because Helgunda's father had promised her to the cloister for the glory of God.
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Notice the peculiarity of both the Jewish and the Christianrite, that the centre point of both is a historical fact, a redeeming act.
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Thus it would not be in any way surprising if a tradition of the survival of these semi- Christianrites at this period also existed.
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They'd already been wed according to Christianrites by his uncle, Father Elwinus, early that morning, but now would come the elaborate Norse wedding ceremony.
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They were much pleased with our exposition, as they were ignorant of every thing relative to the Christianrites, the name of Christ alone excepted.
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The Christianrite, we know, was not a Christian invention, but was borrowed from ancient times, from the great storehouse of Asiatic traditions and beliefs.