Examples of using Moslems in English and their translations into Slovak
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Missionaries in the future will increasingly see that their apostolate among the Moslems will be successful in the measure that they preach Our Lady of Fatima.
from the points of view of Moslems and Christians.
Hindus, Moslems, Christians, and Jews all take turns killing one another,
They are the only ones together with the Moslems that gave her the name'Divine Messenger of God!'.
he loves equally Christians, Buddhists, Jews, Moslems, Hindus and even atheists.
The final evidence of the relationship of Fatima to the Moslems is the enthusiastic reception that the Moslems in Africa and India
where the representative of the pope wanted to pray with the Moslems.
In India I would suppose that the evil would demonstrate a similar tendency to be"good" Hindus or"good" Moslems.
He wanted"to place his Church at the heart of a new religious alliance that would bring together Jews, Moslems and Christians- a great[religious] armada.".
Bridges was developed to bridge the gap between Moslems and Americans, or so they say.
Effects of parental consanguinity on the cognitive and social behavior of children have been studied among the Ansari Moslems of Bhalgapur, Bihar.
Francis did find persecution and martyrdom of a kind-- not among the Moslems, but among his own brothers.
Christians and Moslems profess to being the"Chosen people," yet,
Moslems may show splendid qualities, but the influence of the religion paralyses the social
Individual Moslems may show splendid qualities- but the influence of the religion paralyses the social
One third of it was Moslems, another third Croats,
The Church throughout northern Africa was practically destroyed by Muslim power, and at the present hour, the Moslems are beginning to rise again.
The Church throughout northern Africa ws practically destroyed by Moslem power, and at the present hour, the Moslems are beginning to rise again.
the Buddhists the Fifth Buddha, the Moslems the Imam Mahdi.
Supporting evidence for this view is the historical fact that the Moslems occupied Portugal for centuries.