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ARIUS	Association for Regional and International Underground Storage (nuclear waste)

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The granting of tolerance in 313 AD by the Emperor Constantine gave impetus to the development of a formal Christian church, and the ancient/modern city of Alexandria witnessed the labours of such early Christian leaders as Arius, Origen and Clement. Touch ancient history in modern-day Egypt: spectacular country is a ... by Waddell, Allan / Anglican Journal For example, Arius was a terrific speaker who put much of his theology into poetry and chanted it "to enraptured congregants. Arius Sleeps with the Fishes by WILSON, MIKE / Cross Currents Without referring to the events of 1933, the college statement simply reaffirmed the fact that "the teaching of the College regards Christ, not merely as a Good Man (as do the Unitarians) nor as a demi-god (as Arius maintained), but as the Son of God Incarnate, the Word made flesh, in whom God and man are perfectly united. The Fundamentalist controversy concerning the Baptist Theological ... by Roxburgh, Kenneth B.E. / Baptist History and Heritage More results

The granting of tolerance in 313 AD by the Emperor Constantine gave impetus to the development of a formal Christian church, and the ancient/modern city of Alexandria witnessed the labours of such early Christian leaders as Arius, Origen and Clement.

Touch ancient history in modern-day Egypt: spectacular country is a ... by Waddell, Allan / Anglican Journal

For example, Arius was a terrific speaker who put much of his theology into poetry and chanted it "to enraptured congregants.

Arius Sleeps with the Fishes by WILSON, MIKE / Cross Currents

Without referring to the events of 1933, the college statement simply reaffirmed the fact that "the teaching of the College regards Christ, not merely as a Good Man (as do the Unitarians) nor as a demi-god (as Arius maintained), but as the Son of God Incarnate, the Word made flesh, in whom God and man are perfectly united.

The Fundamentalist controversy concerning the Baptist Theological ... by Roxburgh, Kenneth B.E. / Baptist History and Heritage

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