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Christanity can mean sorts of things such as the vicors dog colloar
However it most commonly refers to the religion founded by a carpenter in medieval times. Christianity is an Abrahamic religion. It is also a monotheistic religion.
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What was the country of Christianity?
If you mean where did Christianity begin, it began in Israel.
What does seeing a owl mean in Christianity?
protector
What does chistanity mean?
Christianity means religions following the teachings of Jesus Christ. There are many types of Christianity.
What does Christianity really mean to you?
nothing im a Jew
What does brown mean in Islam?
It has no mean what so ever... like the word white in Christianity
What does lexis inside the Christianity fish mean?
a not nice person
What does the strips on the Norway flag mean?
The cross symbolizes Christianity.
What is the major religion in eastern Europe and russia?
Russian Orthodox,or Orthodox Christianity,both mean the same thing :)
Do Islam and Christianity mean the same thing?
Not really they are both quite different in what they believe. in Islam you are NOT aloud to eat pork but in Christianity you are.
Which roman leader made Christianity accept throughout the empire?
Your question can be answered with two Roman emperors, depending on what you mean by accept. Constantine made Christianity legal, which made it an acceptable religion. Theodosius I made Christianity mandatory, which meant that everyone had to accept Christianity.Your question can be answered with two Roman emperors, depending on what you mean by accept. Constantine made Christianity legal, which made it an acceptable religion. Theodosius I made Christianity mandatory, which meant that everyone had to accept Christianity.Your question can be answered with two Roman emperors, depending on what you mean by accept. Constantine made Christianity legal, which made it an acceptable religion. Theodosius I made Christianity mandatory, which meant that everyone had to accept Christianity.Your question can be answered with two Roman emperors, depending on what you mean by accept. Constantine made Christianity legal, which made it an acceptable religion. Theodosius I made Christianity mandatory, which meant that everyone had to accept Christianity.Your question can be answered with two Roman emperors, depending on what you mean by accept. Constantine made Christianity legal, which made it an acceptable religion. Theodosius I made Christianity mandatory, which meant that everyone had to accept Christianity.Your question can be answered with two Roman emperors, depending on what you mean by accept. Constantine made Christianity legal, which made it an acceptable religion. Theodosius I made Christianity mandatory, which meant that everyone had to accept Christianity.Your question can be answered with two Roman emperors, depending on what you mean by accept. Constantine made Christianity legal, which made it an acceptable religion. Theodosius I made Christianity mandatory, which meant that everyone had to accept Christianity.Your question can be answered with two Roman emperors, depending on what you mean by accept. Constantine made Christianity legal, which made it an acceptable religion. Theodosius I made Christianity mandatory, which meant that everyone had to accept Christianity.Your question can be answered with two Roman emperors, depending on what you mean by accept. Constantine made Christianity legal, which made it an acceptable religion. Theodosius I made Christianity mandatory, which meant that everyone had to accept Christianity.
Where was Christianity's beginning location?
Well, if you mean the start within the beliefs then the answer is in the beginning of time, if you mean the separation between Judaism and Christianity then the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem and the belief of him being the Messiah, if you mean the beginning of the followers this would be in Israel.
What parts of Christianity are misogynistic?
No parts of Christianity are misogynistic. No parts of Judaism, or Islam, are misogynistic. Only in the hands of abuse is there any note of misogynistic. Did you mean which parts of Christianity are most vulnerable to misogynistic interpretation?
