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What are some holidays that are celebrated in Christianity?
Christianity, the ethos, has never taken a break, or a holiday.
What are some important dates in Christianity?
sunday,its the day god rested when he made all creation.
Who were some important leaders of the Christianity religion?
Jesus is one of the leaders of the Christianity Religion.
What are some important symbols in Christianity?
The main symbol is the Cross.
What are some of Christianity important cities?
Important cities such as Rome, Assisi and Vatican City.
Who are some important people associated with Christianity?
Some important people associated with Christianity are the four evangelists Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Paul is also important, because many of his letters appear in the New Testament.
What are some important holidays or celebrations in Romania?
Christmas is a very important, festive holiday in Romania !
Why are the Missionaries important?
because they help spread Christianity, which some rulers wanted
Why do some Christians not celebrate Christmas?
In early Christianity in the Roman Empire, there were many other religions competing with Christianity. To increase the appeal of Christianity, they fused many non-Christian festivals with a Christian overlay. For example, Christmas is the festival for the winter solstice. Since the roots of much of our celebration of Christmas are outside Christianity, some Christians choose not to celebrate the holiday.
How do you define a holiday?
A holiday is a special day during the year commemorating some important person or event in which people are usually not obligated to work or study.
Who are some important people through the history of Christianity?
The Pope Head Of The CHurch God Jesus
Is Easter celebrated in Peru?
Yes it is celebrated in Peru. It is an important holiday. ANSWER I would think not, i mean, some do but since Easter, which celebrates Jesus Christ's resurrection from the dead, is Christianity's most important holiday and there are only approx. 1% Christians in Peru. I understand Peru is widely made up of Roman Catholics, but they are not exactly the same as the Catholics we have grown up around (I would assume you knwo what a Catholic is, sorry to offend you if you don't).
