Christianity
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3.2
- noun
- /ˌkrɪs.tʃiˈæn.ɪ.ti/
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cristiandad
- But in America, there appeared to be relative harmony between Christianity and democracy.
- Judaism and Christianity
- Christianity and Islam
- convert to Christianity
Every single sect of Christianity in the country has this.
- Every single sect of Christianity in the country has this.
- By this time Christianity was too big to rollback.
- And he was there trying to convert people to Christianity.
- Why might Islam be different to Judaism and Christianity?
- Now, remember that Al Kuyin is writing at a time when Christianity is not universal in Europe.
- So this, this is my version of Christianity.
- That's like a imam in Islam or a priest in Christianity.
- So, Lloyd, you mentioned that you had to replace your faith in Christianity with something else, and that put you on a search.
- I think this extreme Christianity is on our nation.
- That was the bravest act of Christianity we've ever seen.
- Explain why they were so against religion and Christianity and all that.
- If it was a spiritual religion like Christianity is, God would not need to entice you.
- You can't say your Christianity is persecuting other people.
- There have been groups that have used Judaism, Hinduism, Christianity, Islam.
Examples
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Yet the basic ideas of Judaism and Christianity are all but ignored.
Academic text (1991) -
In many places, Christianity was slow to bridge the gap.
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These are all part of this larger effort to to apply Christianity in terms of society.
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And I wanted to explore the space on the ground where Christianity and Islam actually meet.
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There was a time when Christianity here grew and flourished here.
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Surely, the parallels to Christianity are not lost on you.
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By doing this, Luther also starts a process that splinters Christianity into a million pieces.
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One and a half millennia of Christianity has affected the Welsh language.
Academic text (1999) -
This is there's a large group of people in evangelical Christianity who believe this, still believe this.
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The place where Christianity began is known for its historical significance.
Synonyms
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8.6
Areas of the world where most people follow the Christian religion
3
1.5
A religion based on Jesus Christ that says he is the savior and teaches love and forgiveness
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9.9
All Christian believers considered as one worldwide church
All Christians around the world seen as one church community
Compounds
- Literature
A way of choosing some Christian teachings to follow and ignoring others
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Christianity can also mean the whole community and institutions of people who follow Christ; the name comes from Christian (a 'follower of Christ') plus the ending -ity meaning 'state of', so it now refers to the worldwide body and its shared beliefs.