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Bible Myths and their Parallels in other Religions Being...

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Confession, the, of sins, of Pagan origin, 403.
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Confirmation, the, of children, of Pagan origin, 319.
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Confucius, was of supernatural origin, 121;
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had seventy-two disciples, 121;
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author of the "Golden Rule," 415.
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Confusion of Tongues, the "Scripture" account of, 33;
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the Armenian tradition, 35;
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the Hindoo legend of, 35;
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the Mexican legend of, 36.
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Constantine (Saint), the first Roman emperor to check free thought, 444;
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accepts the Christian faith, 444;
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baptized on his death-bed, 445;
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the first Roman emperor who embraced the Christian faith, 446;
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his edicts against heretics, 446;
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his effigies engraved on Roman coins, 446;
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conferred dignities on the Christians, 446.
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Coronis, the mother of Æsculapius, 128;
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impregnated by a god, 128.
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Creation, the, Hebrew legend of, 1;
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two different and contradictory accounts of, 5;
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Hebrew legend of, borrowed from Chaldeans, 98.
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Creator, the, Jesus considered, 247;
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Crishna, according to the Hindoos, 247;
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Lauther, according to the Chinese, 248;

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Bible Myths and their Parallels in other Religions Being a Comparison of the Old and New Testament Myths and Miracles with those of the Heathen Nations of Antiquity Considering also their Origin and Meaning, Project Gutenberg eBook #31885

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