Christendom

John, from the beloved disciple, had been a favorite name for centuries all over Christendom .

This war is also designed to increase the power of communism to the level that it equalled that of united Christendom.

A turreted medieval wall enclosed the city, which had once served as the capital of Christendom for nearly a hundred years.

But a stumble or two will not change the longer-term global power shift, from ex-Christendom to the world symbolized by the BRICs.

James I, also known as "the wisest fool in Christendom" , was the fist king of both England and Scotland.

We all have to realize that today the Lord is going on and on to fully recover us and bring us fully out of Christendom.

IN MEDIEVAL Christendom it was almost impossible not to believe in a transcendent power that determined human destiny.

Nevertheless, the Middle Ages gave rise to a fusion of Christ and culture known as "Christendom. "

I know nothing of the sort. I know there's not a magazine in Christendom that wouldn't jump at it.

And in the West, the old term "Christendom" is generally used with a touch of irony, if at all.

In the traditional citadels of Christendom, grey Gothic cathedrals stand empty, mute witnesses to a rejected faith.

Western civilization is under threat, attacked by multiculturalists, Jews, and Muslims bent on destroying Christendom and national identity.

Some of the most dogmatic opinions extant in Christendom today are those of end-times specialists.

"Oh, wife! " said the man. "What do you not want? There is only one pope in all Christendom. He cannot make you pope. "

St. Peter's, the most magnificent church in Christendom and the fruit of many talents, soars triumphantly above the Vatican Hill.

Rome was the greatest city in all Christendom.

Since advances by the Roman Empire , the secular western world and most of Christendom uses a solar calendar .

There may be more icons surviving for Nicholas alone than for all the other saints of Christendom put together.

Throughout the evening, the man baited Matt mercilessly about the evils of Christendom throughout the ages.

Christianity has shrivelled in Christendom's European heart.

There is only one pope in all Christendom. He cannot make you pope.

The people in Christendom believe that the Christ was the Son of God.

but in christendom, where be the christian? .

But ideas like "Christendom" die hard.

The 15th and 16th centuries witnessed Europe's shift from Christendom to modem politics and culture.

How is it that faith in the Holy Spirit is so little preached and practised in Christendom?

If you're familiar with the stories of Christendom, you probably know the one about St. Peter walking on water.

There was no peasant so humble that he might not become a priest, and no priest so obscure that he might not become Pope of Christendom;

For example, last year Mr. Santorum made a point of defending the medieval Crusades against the "American left who hates Christendom. "