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Catholicism is the root and beginning of Christianity. The majority of all people that coincide themselves Christians today are Catholics.
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Where did christiany originate?
Middle East
What religion was early Rhode Island?
it was actually Christiany
What are the major religions in Antigua and Barbuda?
Christiany is the major religion.
Where did christiany start?
Christianity originates from Palestine (or areas from modern day Israel).
How are judaism christiany and Islam similar?
They all recognize a greater power than mankind.
How did the Roman Catholic Church influence art and architecture?
To answer your question, you would have to specify which Catholics you are talking about, in which century, and which country.
How common is the phenomenon of Catholics converting to Christianity, and what factors typically influence their decision to make this religious transition?
The phenomenon of Catholics converting to Christianity is not very common, as Catholicism is already a branch of Christianity. However, some Catholics may convert to other Christian denominations due to factors such as differences in beliefs, practices, or personal spiritual experiences. These factors can influence their decision to make a religious transition.
What percentage of Latin Americans are Catholics?
Between 60 and 80% of the population are Roman Catholics.
Can Catholics be single?
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What did they do with Catholics?
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Why do Roman Catholics believe the Ten Commandments promote harmony?
because they help us live a better christian life under the influence of god
How did the act of toleration backfire for the Catholics in Maryland?
The Act of Toleration, passed in 1649 in Maryland, aimed to protect Catholics by granting religious freedom to all Christians. However, it backfired by inflaming tensions between Catholics and Protestant settlers, who felt threatened by the preferential treatment of Catholics. This led to increased hostility and ultimately to the Protestant Revolution of 1689, which significantly diminished Catholic power and influence in the colony, reversing many of the protections initially granted. As a result, the Act failed to secure lasting safety for Catholics and instead contributed to their marginalization.
