Christianity (n.) is, like the humanities, teachable only to a very limited extent: the rest consists in realizing anew for oneself what every Christian has always known, but can explain only to a receptive mind.
Christianity (n.) is its vision of the humanity of God and the divinity of risen Man.
Christianity (n.) is representative of the triumph over birth.
Christianity's (n.) revolutionary core was its identifying of God with a suffering, persecuted, and enduring man.
Christianity (n.) is the power that recreates man rather than God as the creator of the order of nature.