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Heiti	HristiyanlÄ±k
Tekstur Framborið av dimplee	Uppruna mál: Turkiskt HÄ±ristiyanlÄ±ÄŸÄ±n ilk mÃ¼minleri; aydÄ±n insanlardan Ã§ok, yoksul halk kitlelerindeki cahil kimselerdi. HÄ±ristiyanlÄ±ÄŸÄ±n Allahâ€™Ä±nÄ±n aÅŸaÄŸÄ±lanan bir insan biÃ§iminde gÃ¶rÃ¼nmesi (tecelli), Ã¶zellikle iÅŸÃ§ileri kendine Ã§ekmiÅŸtir. BaÅŸlangÄ±Ã§ta bÃ¶yle olmasÄ±na raÄŸmen, sonralarÄ± durum deÄŸiÅŸmiÅŸ, Ã¶teki sosyal tabakalar ve sonunda filozoflar da HÄ±ristiyanlÄ±ÄŸa katÄ±lmÄ±ÅŸlardÄ±r.
Viðmerking um umsetingina	British English..

Heiti	First believers
Umseting Enskt Umsett av handyy	Ynskt mál: Enskt The first believers in Christianity were ignorant ones from the mass of poor folk, rather than enlightened ones. Having God demonstrated as a scorned human being (manifestation), Christianity especially attracted laborers to itself. Inspite of being like that at the beginning, this situation changed later on, and people from the other social stratifications and finally philosophers converted to Christianity as well.
Viðmerking um umsetingina	I tried hard to give the same meaning :)

Góðkent av dramati - 12 Januar 2008 18:34

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	Høvundur	Eini boð
		12 Januar 2008 17:31
	p0mmes_frites Tal av boðum: 91	It can be; "Demonstration of Christianity's God as a scorned human being ( manifestation ) attracted especially laborers to itself." instead of; "Having God demonstrated as a scorned human being (manifestation), Christianity especially attracted laborers to itself." Your tranlation gives also correct meaning, but it shows the meaning from a different grammatical way, at least I think so
		12 Januar 2008 18:34
	dramati Tal av boðum: 972	p)mmes: I think that you point is interesting, however I believe that it is self evident that the writer is talking about the Christian god and not about any other God, so I think the translation can be allowed in English. Thanks for the input.