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	313 A.D. - the beginning of Constantine's cooption of Christianity
		The persecutions resulted from the fact that the Christian faith was undermining the homogeneity of the sacral society, was eroding the unanimity at the level of men's highest loyalty...
		Christianity became the "right" religion, and all the rest were by implication "wrong." This sudden change of fortune for the Christian cause was largely the work of the emperor Constantine...
		Christianity began with Judaism, and one of the priviliges of the Jews was exemption from military duty.
	www.bibletexts.com /terms/313ad.htm (3453 words)

	Kingdom Adventure: Journey, Discovery, Transformation... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Christians shouldn't be alarmed at the finding, we should remember from church history that even from the first century there were those that tried to add things to the narrative of Jesus' life and add practices they deemed necessary to accompany faith in Christ (things such as circumcision, dietary regulations, rules about clergy marrying, etc.).
		I think Christians must be about the business of reading Scripture and studying Scripture, culture, and be aware of meshes with the truth and what doesn't.
		Certainly, without the cross, Christianity is not worth our allegiance, and the trouble that a life radically altered by the Spirit of this crucified-resurrected Jesus causes in this world.
	jasonretherford.blogspot.com (5940 words)

	Realride Racing
		Christians did not attempt to force those attitudes or practices on non-Christians.
		Christians did feel free to include them as part of the gospel, the Good News, they preached to non-Christians -- not as a judgmental rebuke but as joyful witness to the freedom of their own life in Christ.
		In general, early Christians assumed that healings were manifestations of the redemptive power of God; they were more concerned to keep them in this perspective than, as in our time, either to promote healing as central to Christian experience or to deny their their occurence.
	www.realride.com (9331 words)

	Business Internet Resources - Abilene Christian University (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		There are a wide range of views presented, the specific content of which is not necessarily endorsed by Abilene Christian University.
		Note to ACU Faculty: If you have pages which you'd like included here, just send us the URL.
		ACU Students/Faculty: Also see ACU Library's Million Dollar Database (under Databases and Full-text Sources).
	faculty.acu.edu /~lynnm/resources.html (1324 words)

	Texas Christian University (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		© 2005 Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas - All Rights Reserved This page was updated on May 3, 2005 11:58...
		Professor Daniel Allcock (University of Texas, Austin) (abstracts)...
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