Christian identity - Globe Thesis

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1.	The Christendom Unification Ideal Of Europe And Its Impacts On European Integration
2.	A Study On The Identity Construction Of Urban Youth-Christians
3.	Investigation And Research On The Construction Of Christian Identity In Border Areas
4.	Apostolic discourse and Christian identity in Anglo-Saxon literature
5.	Transcending Blackness: From Racial Identity Crisis to Christian Identity Formatio
6.	Diasporic hybridity, hermeneutics and Christian identity: Asian American theological voices on diasporic hybridity, its implications for hermeneutics and the question of Christian identity
7.	Moral aspects of identity construction in the evangelical Christian subculture
8.	Constructing Chinese Christian identity in diaspora during the 1950s and 1960s: A case study of Xie Fuya (1892--1991)
9.	The boundaries of sin and communal identity: Muslim and Christian preaching and the transmission of cultural identity in Medieval Iberia and the Maghreb (12th to 15th centuries) (Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Portugal, Spain)
10.	A forward thinking backward glance: A re-envisioning of the Christian identity of Taejon Christian International School
11.	The mind of white nationalism: The worldview of Christian identity
12.	With the sinfulness of this world comes the holiness and separateness of the church: A discourse of identity among Christian Chinese in Boston, Massachusetts
13.	Religious identity and discourse of the other: A narrative analysis of the subordinate role of the Jew in the apocalyptic texts of two Christian groups
14.	Paul: Deviant or reformer of Judaism? A study of Jewish and Christian identity in Asia Minor
15.	Musical Assemblies: How Early Christian music functioned as a Rhetorical Topos, a Mechanism of Recruitment, and a Fundamental Marker of an Emerging Christian Identity
16.	Religious conversion and identity construction: A study of a Chinese Christian church in the United States
17.	Constructing a Kazak Christian Identity Using Collective Memory and Critical Contextualization
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