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1.	The Study Of The Relation Between The Orthodox Church And State Power In Russia
2.	Study Of The Christian Church's Work On Women In Modern China (1840-1920)
3.	Soviet Political Power And Russian Eastern Orthodox Church's Struggle (1917～1923)
4.	A Study Of The Mormon Church's Indian Policy Under Brigham Young's Superintendence (1851-1857)
5.	Research On Xinjiang Catholic Church's Surveys
6.	A Study On The Changes Of The Urban Church's System And Bureaucracy Develop Today
7.	Catholic Church's Rejection And Acception Of China's Folk Beliefs
8.	The Catholic Church's Soft Power After The Lateran Pact In 1929
9.	A Study On The Church's Sanctuary Right In Charlemagne Time
10.	When the Church's Gender Mattered: Ecclesia in Trans-Reformation England
11.	Asimilacion: A study of Costa Rican newcomers in their search for a church, and the church's response to them
12.	The evangelical Church's response to the authoritarian Pinochet regime (1973--1983): An ethical, social, and theological assessment
13.	A church without walls: Finding community in Central Christian Church's online campus
14.	The perception of stakeholders in one church in South Africa of the church's educational efforts to address the HIV/AIDS pandemic, their basic knowledge and theological perspectives related to the disease with attention to cultural assumptions
15.	Service learning in a Catholic school setting: Using the church's mandate for social justice to strengthen Catholic culture and identity
16.	Converts' Cradle: An American Orthodox Church's Search for Authenticity
17.	Christ, the gospel, and the church: The church's participation in the salvation of its members
18.	An evangelical critique of the emergent church's hermeneutics and its effects on theology, message, and method of evangelism
19.	Res pretiosa as the church's cultural property: The origin and development of ecclesiastical legislation
20.	Toward an ecclesial ethic of the brand-new community of the cross in Japan today: A critical engagement with a Japanese Niebuhrian in light of the theological ethic of John Howard Yoder (Hideo Ohki)
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