Christianized is valid word

Words related to CHRISTIANIZED

christianize26

Words that contain CHRISTIANIZED

dechristianized31 unchristianized30

How to use CHRISTIANIZED in a sentence

• How these children have been fed, civilized, christianized, taught trades and domestic employments, and saved from ruin of body and soul, I leave to you to read in the report.
• Are they Christianized? Cleaned up? Yet you are ready for Mexico.
• But China will be Christianized by the Chinese, not by foreigners.
• To be sure, some of them are in a measure Christianized, but the odors arising from the homes of the best of them are such as a civilized nose never scented before.
• It appears to have been written down some time in the seventeenth century, by a Christianized native.
• They have been partially civilized and Christianized by favorable circumstances.
• Whatever may be amiss in Christianized and civilized lands, the state of woman is incomparably worse where the light of the Gospel does not shine.
• The symbolism has been Christianized by some masonic writers, and the grave has thus been referred to the sepulchre of Christ.
• I think we can point to a few civilized and Christianized communities among the Indians that can find no parallel among the whites of the country.
• The success of these humble representatives gave a hint of the possibilities of a Christianized China.
• They need to look upon the Christianized among them as brethren in Christ, and then the rest will come of itself.
• And in his highest development, man civilized, cultivated, Christianized, learned, generous, pious, certainly stands at the head of all created things.
• The Archidonians are the most Christianized of all the Napo Indians, but they can not be called religious.
• Thereafter, churches and monasteries sprung up throughout Palestine, which thus, for a time, became thoroughly Christianized, under the Christian Emperors of Rome and Byzantium.
• One saw and listened with appreciation and reverence, finding here a beginning and prophecy of what the Christianized fraction of India will do for its motherland.
• When Chinamen were to be Christianized, immediately it had great faith for the Chinese.
• In the great square of the mission the Indians they had Christianized worked at many trades.
• There he found the savage and the Christianized sitting together in brotherly love.
• The half-dozen houses of this tiny village are of the usual Filipino type, and the very few inhabitants were dressed after the fashion of the Christianized provinces.
• Campote, I may as well say it here as anywhere else, is merely a point where Connor has established a school for children, under a Christianized Filipino teacher.
• We all slept in the school-house, for Bone is a Christianized village, and next day, April 28th, made a late start, for it was to be a day of easy stages.
• Society is not to be Christianized by any kind of coercion.
• Whether or no this be true, it is certain that most of these stories are well known to the Ilocano of the coast and the other Christianized natives throughout the archipelago.
• Most of them are known to the Christianized tribes throughout the Islands and show great similarity to the tales found in the islands to the south and, in some cases, in Europe.
• The tales of the Christianized tribes include a great mixture of old ideas and foreign influences obtained through contact with the outside world.
• To the Spaniards, the Christianized natives became known as Ilocano, while the people of the mountain valleys were called Tinguian, or mountain dwellers.
• In several localities the tribesmen retaliated by levying tribute on the Christianized villages, and in some instances took a toll of heads to square accounts.
• They wore gay handkerchiefs about their shoulders, and when they danced, gave an imitation of the Spanish dances now seen among the Christianized natives of the coast.
• The effects of trade, in historic times, are evident throughout the Christianized regions, in Chinese and European forges and in foreign types of utensils.
• A land once christianized thus actually fell back into paganism, so that the work of converting it to Christianity had to be done over again.
• However crying their need may be, these are, nominally, not heathen peoples, but chiefly from Christianized Europe.
• So the owners of these christianized people thought that they were doing missionary work in saving them from the cannibalism of heathen Africa.
• Chirino here gives some account of these evils, but adds that they are abolished among all the christianized tribes in the islands.

Similar words containing CHRISTIANIZ without suffix ed

christianize26 christianizer27 christianizes27 dechristianize29 unchristianize28 christianizers28 christianizing29 dechristianized31 dechristianizes30 unchristianized30 unchristianizes29

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