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In dealing with the growth of Christianity ( or , for that matter , of any one of the great religions ) the historian is not at all , concerned with the numerous doctrinal controversies or the interpretation of religious writings except ...
In dealing with the growth of Christianity ( or , for that matter , of any one of the great religions ) the historian is not at all , concerned with the numerous doctrinal controversies or the interpretation of religious writings except ...
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Early in the fourth century , Diocletian desired to restore the unity of religion by establishing an imperial cult . ... The expansion of Oriental religions is the dominant fact in the religious history of the first three centuries of ...
Early in the fourth century , Diocletian desired to restore the unity of religion by establishing an imperial cult . ... The expansion of Oriental religions is the dominant fact in the religious history of the first three centuries of ...
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Yet his interest in religious questions grew constantly . Mohammed was naturally deeply religious . ... Two years later he conceived the project of reuniting in one cult the different religions which up to that time.had divided Arabia .
Yet his interest in religious questions grew constantly . Mohammed was naturally deeply religious . ... Two years later he conceived the project of reuniting in one cult the different religions which up to that time.had divided Arabia .
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