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after Jesus Christ
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What country began christinanity?
Christianity was begun in Jerusalem, which is now Isreal.
Christinanity was introduced to the Americas by the?
pilgrims
What religion broke away from Judaism?
Christinanity
Whose the founder of Christinanity?
His name is in the title Christianity.
What did the emperor Constantine do to show he accepted Christianity?
he and his people will convert to his christinanity
Why did tokugawa ieyasu banned christinanity?
Tokugawa Ieyasu never banned Christianity. Christianity was effectively outlawed by his son, Iemitsu with the Sakoku Edict of 1635.
What are God's flaws?
God has no flaws well there are some things i can think of that prove that god in christinanity was created by man but they are not enough to convert any true believer into not believing but is enough to make a non bias person think twice
What is America's main religion?
The US primary religion is Christinanity, and in Christinanity it is Cathlic. How this helps!!! 82% of Americans are christian Actually from the web link I listed below with the most recent statistics it shows that Protestant Christians are highest ranking in the us.
What is the definition of christinanity?
1 : the religion derived from Jesus Christ, based on the Bible as sacred scripture, and professed by Eastern, Roman Catholic, and Protestant bodies 2 : conformity to the Christian religion 3 : the practice of ChristianityAccording to Merriam Webster's online dictionary.
What is one key difference between judaism and islam and christinanity?
Islam testifies the Books revealed to all the Prophets when they were genuine.
Use It began with in a sentence?
- It began with the letter "e". - It began with a kiss.- It began with a speech from the director.
What was the resurgence of fundamental christinanity partly in response to in the 1970?
The resurgence of fundamental Christianity in the 1970s was partly in response to the perceived moral and cultural decline in society, as well as increased secularism and liberalism in churches. Many Christians sought to return to more traditional beliefs and practices in reaction to these changes.
