The quoted canto presents Dominic as a loving servant of Christian faith and as a figure born to defend and revive the Church.
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Christian faith
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"...and prevails within its walls were born the loving vassal of christian faith the holy athlete one kind to his own and harsh to..."
"verse 64 the lady who had given the ascent from for him saw in a dream astonishing fruit that would spring from him and..."
"the seat that once was kinder to the righteous poor and now has gone astray not in itself but in its occupant he did..."
"...is going to try to reconcile classical Greek philosophy with the Christian faith, okay? And he's really the first to attempt this. This is..."
"...are being converted by Paul. They are now moving towards the Christian faith. That's how powerful Paul is, okay? Keep on going."
"...therefore, we must close our borders. Therefore, we must reassert the Christian faith in our nation. Okay?"
"...was a revolution of reason when they're trying to reject the Christian faith, the mythology is still implanted in their brains. And this mythology..."
"...everything up in order to live in poverty and practice the Christian faith. Their problem, though, is they believe that the pope is the..."
"...there's a lot of conflict and debate and doubt. So the Christian faith was created in many ways to try to resolve a lot..."
"...Augustine will take Plato and he will adapt it to the Christian faith. Right? Because how do you leave this world? By not sinning...."
"...certainly other belief systems that were much more compelling than the Christian faith. There's a Greek system, the philosophy of Plato. paganism itself has..."
"...sin, OK? So this is a radical, weak conceptualization of the Christian faith. We are born sinners, and we will always sin unless we..."
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