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Christianity is a
Abrahamic monotheistic religion based on the life and
teachings of
Jesus of
Nazareth as
described in the New Testament. Its adherents...
- A
Christian denomination is a
distinct religious body
within Christianity,
identified by
traits such as a name, organization,
leadership and doctrine....
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Christianity and
Islam are the two
largest religions in the
world and
share a
historical and
traditional connection, with some
major theological differences...
- The
history of
Christianity concerns the
Christian religion, Christendom, and the
Church with its
various denominations, from the 1st
century to the present...
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Early Christianity covers the
period from its
origins (c. 30–36)
until the
First Council of
Nicaea (325). This
period is
typically divided into the Apostolic...
- Mere
Christianity is a
theological book by C. S. Lewis,
adapted from a
series of BBC
radio talks made
between 1941 and 1944,
while Lewis was at Oxford...
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evangelical Christianity, or
evangelical Protestantism, is a worldwide,
transdenominational movement within Protestant Christianity which maintains...
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Christianity is
rooted in
Second Temple Judaism, but the two
religions diverged in the
first centuries of the
Christian Era.
Christianity emphasizes correct...
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movements and
ideas within Christianity from the late 18th
century onward.
Liberal does not
refer to
progressive Christianity or to
political liberalism...
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Criticism of
Christianity has a long
history stretching back to the
initial formation of the
religion during the
Roman Empire.
Critics have challenged...