No The birthplace of Christianity was in Judea.
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The birthplace of Judaism is Sinai in Egypt per Torah God revelation to Prophet MosesThe birthplace of Christianity is East Jerusalem in the Palestinian Territory per the Bible God revelation to Jesus.The birthplace of Islam is Makkah (or Mecca) in Saudi Arabia per Qur'an God revelation to Muhammad.Peace be upon them all.
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If we want to identify one geographic location as "the birthplace of Christianity," it would have to be the town of Bethlehem in Judea, because that's where Jesus Christ was born. The "concept" of Christianity was born in heaven, where God planned the incarnation, suffering, death and resurrection of his Son and the creation of the church--all Christians. Bethlehem was a Jewish town in a Jewish country, and Jesus was a Jew.Canaan was a country with a long history as an enemy to the Jews. It cannot be called "the birthplace of Christianity."
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Christianity did. Bethlehem was the supposed birthplace of Christ.
Betlehem, I would assume, as it is believed by most Christians to be the birthplace of Jesus Christ.
Because it was the birthplace of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam and they were discovered as one religion. Over time people found their differences and went their separate ways.
I guess the answer would be Israel, former know as Canaan, the holy ground.