Christianity is followed all over the world, especially in North America. It started it's route in Israel.
you can worship GOD ( Jesus) anywhere!
We worship mainly in the church...
No. Christianity and Islam are almost equally worshipped in Nigeria
In Islam both Jesus and Mohammad are revered and loved as prophets of God. Neither is worshipped in the sense that Jesus is worshipped in Christianity. In Islam they are both considered to be mortal men albeit extraordinary and wonderful human beings but men nevertheless. In Islam the only being that is worshipped is God.
The same God worshipped by Jews, Muslims, and all other areas of Christianity
All of the Abrahamic faiths: Judaism, Zoroastrianism, Christianity, Islam, and the Baha'i Faith.
Zeus is worshipped for the same reasons that people worship "God" in Christianity, or any other god/s that other religion has. The people just needed something, to blame all of the world's problems that they inflicted themselves, on.
The Hessians practiced pagan rituals and customs that conflicted with Boniface's teachings of Christianity. They worshipped trees and sacred groves, which Boniface saw as idolatry. He worked to convert the Hessians to Christianity and eradicate these pagan practices.
The Christian god is worshipped in Christianity. It should be noted that some other religions identify the Christian god as the same god as their own, though they may not worship in the same manner. Nor do all religions recognise that god.
Judaism and Christianity are probably the answers you're looking for. Of course the Canaanites worshipped Ba'al, and numerous other gods.
They were worshipped for a time in rome during the Pax Romana period and until the fall of rome then most of rome turned to christianity.
It is a miracle of Allah (or God and same God worshipped in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam religions). this is very useful in crime investigations.
Pliny the Younger mentions Christianity as an established sect early in the second century. Since established sects don't appear overnight, this establishes that Christianity must have existed during the first century also.
The villagers worshipped the ancient tree as a symbol of their unity and strength.