He also wore this, the widest tie in all christendom. .
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The book is not a tragic lament for lost Christendom.
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They want what they call "Christendom" protected from foreign bodies.
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Western Christendom seemed little inclined to acknowledge the fact that there was an Eastern Christendom, the great ancient tradition centered in Constantinople, that never accepted the papacy, the predominant authority of the bishop of Rome.
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From their perspective, Christendom united the European continent and forged white identity.
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However, Luther's act of defiance long outlived him — a defining event for Christendom.
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Campaigning in Provence Ms Maréchal-Le Pen frequently recalls the country's roots in Christendom.
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They have decided to save Christendom, no less — and to heck with open societies.
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There's a growing push toward LGBTQ inclusion across the many strands of American Christendom.
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He graduated from Christendom College, where he was a founder of the rugby club.
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Martin Luther shattered Christendom and transformed the West, making the modern world possible and inevitable.
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And the half-baked defense of "Christendom" is an attempt to paper over that fact.
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We&aposre basically in the 16th, 8443th Century of what Christendom was in at that time.
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The attraction for jihadists of an attack on the seat of Western Christendom is certainly not.
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The governing Law and Justice Party portrays itself as a defender of Christendom and its values.
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Only a few years later, he was the most published author in the history of Christendom.
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Image: AP Photo/Jose Luis MaganaOn Sunday, Louisiana Congressman Clay Higgins posted a disturbing message on his verified personal Facebook page calling for "all of Christendom" to hunt down and kill every single "radicalized" Islamic suspect:The free world... all of Christendom... is at war with Islamic horror.
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And every year during Holy Week, Notre Dame unveils some of the most coveted relics in Christendom.
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And let's not get started on his trademark baggy suit, offset by the longest tie in Christendom.
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So the Nashville Statement goes to great lengths to put LGBT life outside the borders of Christendom.
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She had always disliked the town's tendency to consider itself a shining little Christendom especially beloved by God.
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But in their urgency they trampled down the walls that had kept life in Western Christendom neatly ordered.
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For half a millennium, it mostly separated not only two continents but also two civilizations: Christendom and Islam.
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He still believed in Christendom, but his experience of God persuaded him that the church was getting it wrong.
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Erasmus was horrified — horrified at the violence of Luther's certitude, horrified at the violence his certitude bred within Christendom.
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Its choice of Alexandria, an ancient center of Christendom, for the latest escalation was a marker of its ambitions.
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Europeans were more likely to identify themselves as residents of a city, or members of Christendom or Islam or Jewry.
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" He also labeled the world as fighting a holy war, saying "all of Christendom... is at war with Islamic horror.
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" Here's the full text of the vaguely genocidal quote: "The free world... all of Christendom... is at war with Islamic horror.
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It was a step that changed Christendom, molding faith and identity to this day among the world's roughly 85 million Anglicans.
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"The free world... all of Christendom... is at war with Islamic horror," the Congressman, who also goes by "Captain Clay Higgins," wrote.
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Bozell and his wife ran a camp in Spain for American Catholic conservatives where they could experience the true joys of Christendom.
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These things contrast very jarringly with the most Christian of his insights, as they contrast jarringly with the self-perceptions of Christendom.
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One shouldn't expect the Pope to speak like King Jan Sobieski, the "saviour" of Christendom [in 1683] from the Ottoman invaders at Vienna.
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Monday night's Christmas Eve papal Mass was the first held with a new, energy-saving lighting system for the largest church in Christendom.
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He fired up Jews and gentiles with a plan to unite Christendom and the tribes to free the holy land from the Ottoman Turks.
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The serene order called Christendom was clearly an ideal rather than an achieved state of things, though of course ideals can have great power.
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Mr. Bannon returned to direct the documentary "Torchbearer," in which the "Duck Dynasty" star Phil Robertson contemplates the apocalyptic consequences of an eroding Christendom.
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Mr. Trump's senior strategist, Stephen K. Bannon, may not appear to be a religious warrior, but he shares the vision of a threatened Christendom.
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Patriarch Bartholomew now oversees 15 separate Orthodox Churches from his seat in Istanbul, the ancient cradle of Christendom that the Orthodox still call Constantinople.
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But both were players, or perhaps pawns, in the latest round of the 1400 year old tussle between so-called Islam and so-called Christendom.
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That such language could still be heard at the heart of imperial Christendom, however, suggests that it had by then lost much of its force.
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He also draws on the imagery of the defense of Christendom at Vienna, the furthest point of Ottoman expansion in 1529 by Suleiman the Magnificent.
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Well a Facebook post from Higgins on June 4th makes his beliefs much clearer: The free world... all of Christendom... is at war with Islamic horror.
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Inside McQuilliams's rented van, officers found a copy of the book Vigilantes of Christendom: The Story of the Phineas Priesthood, written by white supremacist Richard Kelly Hoskins.
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The Council of Nicea placed Easter firmly on a Sunday, solving the problem forever, except for like a thousand more years of fighting about it across Christendom.
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But analysts say American white supremacists' infatuation with Russia's top social network has been buttressed by their view that Russia stands as a bastion of white European christendom.
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The party holds itself out as the defender of not only Polish nationalism, but also of European Christendom in the face of migration, unlike the more permissive West.
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Had he become a lawyer, as his father wanted, Christendom—the European order organised by its rulers along lines largely set by the church—might have evolved very differently.
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But among observers of the world of religion it has often been suggested that Islam's Shia-Sunni split corresponds in certain ways with the Catholic-Protestant divide in Christendom.
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" It is on the basis of this parallel that the novel justifies carnage against the "enemies of Christendom" as an act showing that "Western culture" is "recovering its will.
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What drives a man to abandon a doting wife (Rachel Weisz) and three of the best-behaved children in Christendom to circumnavigate the globe in an ill-prepared trimaran?
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"Honestly, it's a great honor for a Muslim to hold the key to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, which is the most important church in Christendom," Joudeh, 53, said.
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The Moscow Patriarchate, which currently controls a majority of Ukraine's Orthodox parishes, has said that if this wish is granted, it could create the biggest split in Christendom for 1,000 years.
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It is separatism as spiritual quarantine—not an original idea within the global history of Christendom, as Dreher himself admits, but one he hopes to revive for current and future generations.
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Instead, he's the prime minister of a country whose people his new allies want to convert, and whose capital they want to repurpose into the throne and footstool of immortal Christendom.
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The coffins held the remains of some of the 17 people killed on Sunday in a blast at the gates of St. Mark's Cathedral, the historic seat of Christendom in Egypt.
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Erdogan spokesman Ibrahim Kalin accompanied Tsipras on his tour of Hagia Sophia, which was the foremost cathedral in Christendom for 900 years and one of Islam's greatest mosques for another 500 years.
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As the author also points out, a more subtle female presence in early Byzantium was Holy Wisdom, or Hagia Sophia, to which the greatest place of worship in eastern Christendom was dedicated.
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For years, we ignored the birthers, the racists, the truthers and other conspiracy theorists who indulged fantasies of Mr. Obama's secret Muslim plot to subvert Christendom, or who peddled baseless tales of Mrs.
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It also prompted, on Monday, what may be one of the most serious splits in Christendom since the Great Schism between Rome and Constantinople in 1054 and the Protestant Reformation 500 years ago.
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He views them as "schismatics" who threaten the worst split in Christendom since the Great Schism of 1054, when what are now known as the Catholic Church and the Orthodox churches parted ways.
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This marks an escalation of a dispute which in recent weeks has been presented in Moscow, by officials of church and state alike, as portending one of the biggest splits in Christendom for centuries.
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It's a paradox: They believe the West has grown degenerate and weak because it internalized Christian values, but they find themselves defending Christendom because they believe it's the glue that binds European culture together.
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It is possible to imagine a world where Western Christendom remained united but Europe refused the gifts of science and the church sank into permanent corruption, with Ottoman armies delivering a coup de grâce.
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Burke told Reuters he looked forward to working with Harnwell and Bannon "to promote a number of projects that should make a decisive contribution to the defense of what used to be called Christendom".
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Later, an explosion hit Saint Mark's Cathedral in the coastal city of Alexandria, the historic seat of Christendom in Egypt, killing at least 11 people and wounding 35 just after Pope Tawadros II finished services.
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The church, the largest in Christendom, was dark at the start of the service before lights were turned on, signifying the passage from darkness to light when the Bible says Jesus rose from the dead.
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Richard Cizik, who was then vice president for government affairs at the National Association of Evangelicals, and is an influential voice in US Christendom and politics; and lifelong civil rights and environmental activist Gerald Durley.
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But he has kept making videos, and last month couldn't help but respond to the London Bridge attack on Facebook with his trademark nuance: The free world... all of Christendom... is at war with Islamic horror.
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A review of GoFundMe revealed fundraising campaigns set up by American anti-abortion activists seeking money to travel to Ireland; several identify themselves as students at Christendom College, a conservative Catholic school in Fort Royal, Virginia.
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The country was conceived as a refuge for the resettlement of persecuted Jews from throughout Christendom and the Ummah, and each wave of emigration to crash upon its shores brought with it with its own character.
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Paul Brandeis Raushenbush is a Baptist minister and activist who is a prominent voice in American Christendom, preaching a modern social gospel in the lineage of his great-grandfather, and championing for gay rights within the church.
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Round 1 is over in three minutes and I'm back in the corner with my man who's spraying water from a filthy old bottle into my mouth and mopping me down with the dirtiest old towel in Christendom.
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Indeed in secular liberalism there is an implicit tribute to this possibility, a kind of yearning for a vanished Christendom, that arose in part as a response to the horrifying place where secular politics ended up last century.
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In its personnel and ethos, the synod is heavily influenced by the Jesuits (or the Society of Jesus), a brainy Catholic fraternity whose members put themselves at or beyond the traditional boundaries, whether physical or theological, of Christendom.
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Aretha comes out onstage looking like the fanciest church lady in Christendom: fierce red lipstick, floor-length mink, a brocaded pink-and-gold dress that Bessie Smith would have worn if she'd sold tens of millions of records.
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But Mr. Barry, whose works include the acclaimed novels "The Secret Scripture" (2005) and "Days Without End" (2016) and the excellent play "The Steward of Christendom" (1995), has an uncommon gift for finding hypnotic music in this perspective.
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This is how the authors sum up their theory in a paper for the Economic Journal: Europe's witch trials reflected non-price competition between the Catholic and Protestant churches for religious market share in confessionally contested parts of Christendom.
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Russia wants to project its leadership of the Orthodox world as the "Third Rome," a role it took upon itself after breaking away from Constantinople in 1448, when its leadership disagreed with efforts to unite East and West Christendom.
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Since then, and especially since Patriarch Bartholomew granted a "tomos", or document of self-government, to Ukraine in January, relations between the two Patriarchates have crashed: bishops in Moscow call it the biggest split in eastern Christendom for centuries.
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They were not merely out to defend the sanctity of one veil and one tux only on each buttercream cake top, but the broader, embattled ideal of men's dominion over women—and with it, decent, law-abiding white Christendom.
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" The 16th-century debate "was couched in strikingly 'modern' terms," Dr. Starkey wrote, with Henry's opponents arguing the case for papal authority "like a contemporary europhile," maintaining that England was "subordinate to the laws and values of a Pan-European Christendom.
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In that email, Burke said he was looking forward to working with Bannon and the institute's founder, Benjamin Harnwell, "to promote a number of projects that should make a decisive contribution to the defense of what used to be called Christendom".
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" The book, he explained in an epilogue, had been "translated & reduced out of French into English by me, symple persone Wylliam Caxton, to the end that every Christian man may be better encouraged to enterprise warre for the defense of Christendom.
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On both sides, church historians are delving deep into dusty archives as well as combing the canon law by which the ancient centres of Christendom (Antioch, Alexandra and Jerusalem, as well as Constantinople and Rome) regulated their relations in the first Christian millennium.
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" Under the dome of Hagia Sofia, once the greatest cathedral in Christendom, the future painter of the Sistine Chapel's heavenly bodies marvels at the stark absence of icons: "Strange beings, these Mohammedans and their austere Cathedral, without even an image of their Prophet.
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During his more-than-30-minute speech, Fitzgerald lamented the fact that people believe "Western civilization is the problem," argued that Christendom is "under attack" and doubled down on his previous statement that Planned Parenthood is worse than a Nazi concentration camp.
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Looking back through the chronoscope of religious history, then, the modern secular liberal is a Leninist: He watches Christendom tear itself apart and thinks, the worse the better, since only out of the wars of religion can his own society be born.
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It also brutalized religious resisters, stacked non-European bodies like cordwood … and eventually revived the worst tendencies of the old Christendom, anti-Semitism and millenarianism, in fascist and Communist experiments that added the genocide of millions to the modern state's list of crimes.
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But since the unity of Christendom isn't coming back any time soon and our own society has a thousand incentives to lie to itself about how religious division was for the best, it's worth considering the dark version of the long view.
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In Hungary, where my grandparents came from, fear of Muslim invasion runs deep; centuries of resistance on the borders of the Ottoman Empire have engendered a residual mythos of Hungary as a nation destined to hold the frontier between European Christendom and Islam.
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In the run-up to that final rupture there had been growing differences over the pope's claim to authority over the whole of Christendom, in contrast with the Orthodox view that all the ancient centres of the Christian world were approximately equal in status. 3.
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Carrying a woven palm branch known as a "palmurello," Francis led a procession in front of the largest church in Christendom to commemorate the day the Bible says Jesus rode into Jerusalem and was hailed as a saviour, only to be crucified five days later.
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If "Rome" means something to ISIS cadres who await a final battle with the infidels, then "Vienna" is equally significant for the white nationalists, who cite the victory of Christendom over the Ottoman Empire 400 years ago as the prelude to the coming clash.
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Carrying a woven palm branch known as a "palmurello," Francis led a procession in front of the largest church in Christendom to commemorate the day the Bible says Jesus rode into Jerusalem and was hailed as a savior, only to be crucified five days later.
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Erdogan spokesman Ibrahim Kalin joined Tsipras on Wednesday in Istanbul on a tour of Hagia Sophia, which was the foremost cathedral in Christendom for 900 years and then - after the city fell to the Ottoman Turks in 1453 - one of Islam's greatest mosques for another 500 years.
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He's not on any ballot, but his international renown and funding of liberal causes has made him the chosen symbol, for Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his right-wing Fidesz party, of all they loathe: international speculators, sappers of nation and Christendom, facilitators of mass migration.
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In 2004 Pope John Paul appointed him to be archpriest of the Rome Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, one of the four major basilica's of Christendom, whose gold leaf ceiling is said to be made from the first batch of the precious metal Columbus brought back from the Americas.
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The largest church in Christendom was dark at the start of the long service as the pope carved into a candle the numbers of the year 2019 and the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet - Alpha and Omega - signifying that God is the beginning and end of all things.
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"Game of Thrones" follows the adventurers of dwarves, eunuchs and other outsiders in lands plunged into ruin by a nobility intent on fighting a dynastic conflict based on the Wars of the Roses; its religious affairs are modelled not on the Crusades but on the internal turmoil in Christendom that preceded the Reformation.
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In the run-up to that final rupture there had been growing differences over the pope's claim to authority over the whole of Christendom, in contrast with the Orthodox view that all the ancient centres of the Christian world (Antioch, Alexandria, and Jerusalem as well as Rome and Constantinople) were approximately equal in status.
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Before the July 15 mutiny, Mr. Erdogan was already showing increasingly autocratic tendencies: curbing media freedom, cracking down on anti-government demonstrators, flirting with Islamist extremists, cultivating tension with his country's Kurdish minority, deposing his own prime minister for not being enthusiastic enough in his support, allowing readings of the Quran in the Hagia Sophia museum — formerly the greatest cathedral of eastern Christendom.
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CreditCreditRobert Rausch for The New York Times I was trying not to slip as I traipsed over the stone pavement in the drizzle at the old fort at Port Royal in Kingston, the "wickedest city in Christendom," a warren of iniquity and plunder, a den of pirates and buccaneers and the core of British naval power in the Antilles for 200 years.
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Is it going to be the one about a divinely ordained white man's paradise, a bulwark of Christendom, uniquely blessed among nations; or the one about how we whupped the Axis and then the Commies and became the Greatest Country on Earth; or how we forced this nation to grudgingly become what it claimed to be, truly free and equal, gradually admitting more and more people into full citizenship and humanity?
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