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No. Mark is a variant of the Roman name "Marcus." Most likely the name was derived from Mars, the God of War. The name can be thought to mean, "from Mars" or "warlike" or something like that. Either way, the name was in existence well before Christianity. Consequently, I would say that it is not a Christian name. In my mind, in order for a name to be a "Christian name," it must have come into existence after the religion of Christianity was founded. I suppose some people might not agree with me, but that's my stance on the matter.
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