“It was very Christian of you to help the poor.”

“The pastor delivered a powerful and Christcentric sermon, reminding the congregation of the importance of faith and devotion to Jesus Christ.”

“Changing abbreviations does not make the dating any less Christcentric!”

“Fourthly, the New Testament leaves us in no doubt that the gospel scheme, though Christocentric in execution, was Trinitarian in its parameters.”

“Both our theological tradition, and Western spirituality as well, tend to be shaped by this Christocentric orientation.”

“A theology focused anthropologically on ethical issues remains anthropocentric, not theocentric or Christocentric.”

“I sought for comfort in a Godless and Christless philosophy, but sought in vain.”

“It is the mission of the Sunday-school to gather in these destitute ones, from the street, and from their Christless homes.”

“The Christless heart is like the troubled sea that cannot rest.”

“In this article I hope to show that with love and a Christlike heart we can reach young people with the gospel that brings salvation.”

“What priest hearing confessions and offering the comfort of God's forgiveness is exempt from the call to Christlike humility?”

“Lest we forget, Christ died so that all of us could accept His saving grace and exhibit Christlike love for all humanity.”

“In many study materials these images are referred to only in the framework of soteriological and Christological considerations.”

“Like his nationality, the maleness of Jesus has no Christological significance in patristic tradition.”

“Familial values, norms, and scripts were enforced with theological and Christological motives.”

“After what she had done for so many others, was it not Christianlike to think of her?”

“The best, the most Christianlike pity thou canst show, is to take pity on thy own soul.”

“The sons of the colonies are too civil and Christianlike to be ruled always by sword and gun.”

“I would suggest that salvation is pneumatically pluralistic and unitively Christic.”

“Such a thesis allows Hollis to probe a poetically realized experience that to her mixes perceptions of both Luciferian and Christic tonalities in nature.”

“Man's best and noblest life aspires after an ideal which is the Christly character.”

“Don't let us be so sad about those who shove off from this world under Christly pilotage.”

“To give our money is generous, but to give ourselves is Christly.”