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oblem. [2036] On current proposed reforms of Buddhism in Japan see Underwood, _Religions of Eastern Asia_, p. 222 ff. [2037] The two last of these functions ceased on the destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans (70 A.D.), the first remained. [2038] Proselytes arose mostly from the general liberal tendency of the times (from about the second century B.C. and on), sometimes from lower impulses, sometimes they were made by force. See articles in Cheyne, _Encyclopaedia Biblica_; Hastings, _Dictionary of the Bible_; and _Jewish Encyclopedia_. [2039] They were virtually identified with the Jewish people. On the early form of voluntary devotion to a foreign deity see W. R. Smith, _Religion of the Semites_, 2d ed., p. 75 ff. [2040] Sec. 1115. [2041] On attempts to discover forms of Christianity before Jesus see W. R. Smith, _Der vorchristliche Jesus_, and _Ecce Deus_; M. Friedlaender, _Synagoge und Kirche_. [2042] The two passages in the Gospels (Matt. xvi, 18; xviii, 17) in which the word "church" occurs appear clearly, on exegetical grounds, to be scribal insertions of the later period. [2043] "Elder" and "apostle" are Jewish titles, and the reading of the Scriptures, prayer, and exhortation formed part of the synagogal service; see Schuerer, _The Jewish People in the Time of Jesus Christ_ (Eng. tr.), II, ii, 52 ff., and article "Apostle" in _Jewish Encyclopedia_. Other offices arose in the church out of the peculiar conditions; the eucharistic meal appears to have been developed under non-Jewish influence. [2044] So far has the idea of the civil character of the Church been carried that in some places the keeper of a licensed brothel has been required to be a member of the State Church. [2045] Harnack, _Dogmengeschichte_; articles in Herzog-Hauck, _Real-Encyklopaedie_, and _Jewish Encyclopedia_; Mansel, _The Gnostic Heresies_. [2046] Cumont, _Textes et monuments_ and _The Mysteries of Mithra_. [2047] _Metamorphoses_, chap. xi. [2048] Cf. article "Isis" in Roscher's _Lexikon_. [2049] Cf. A. G. Leonard, _Islam, her Moral and Spiritual Value_. [2050] A. Mueller, _Islam_, ii, 614 ff.; Coppee, _Conquest of Spain_; Dozy, _Histoire des musulmans en Espagne_; Stanley Lane-Poole, _Story of the Moors in Spain_. [2051] Of these fraternities the largest and most powerful is the Senussi of North Afr
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