“The case may be illuminated by taking up the familiar parallel between the Greek heroes and the saints of early Christendom.”

“At one end is La Scala and at the other the Milan Duomo, the second largest church in Christendom.”

“The Gnostics of early Christendom believed in seeking personal spiritual experience.”

“It is on his way to Damascus that Saint Paul had an apparition and was converted to Christianism.”

“Christianism prevails in its territory, it has a speculative character of a philosophical kind in the mediterranean countries.”

“He was an Egyptian, and had been converted from philosophy to Christianism.”

“These lines of argument are no longer based on either the theology of creation or Christology.”

“Some theologians hold that neither Christology from below nor Christology from above is adequate in itself.”

“These efforts are called Christology, which is the term used to describe the study of the person and work of Christ.”

“On the main wall opposite the entrance the apostles Peter and Paul are pointing towards the Christogram symbolising the presence of Christ.”

“The most common Christogram is IHS or IHC, derived from the first three letters of the Greek name of Jesus.”

“The Chi-Rho monogram, or Christogram, combined X and P, the first two letters in the name of Christ.”

“The followers of Christianity believe that Christ is the embodiment of God's love and redemption for humankind.”

“However, all these undertakings bore fruit and engendered many Christians who shed their blood in testimony to their faith.”

“But even though divided, Christians are still in communion with one another.”

“While Christians bow our heads to pray for you, radical Islamists want to cut off your head.”

“In certain neighborhoods of Havana and the villages skirting the city, cherubic black Marys and Christs are worshipped.”

“The critic who compares the two Christs must, it seems to me, ever decide in favor of the one made by the angelical painter.”

“Many expositors think the words which we have rendered Leader and perfecter refer to Christs own faith.”