d. Mormons
The Kings Of Leon are Christian-Protestants from Tennesee-USA
Nadine grew up in Londonderry which is situated in Northern Ireland,Londonderry which is known as 'Derry' to the locals is a mixed area between catholics and protestants but Nadine has been confirmed as catholic and is supposedly very religious.
No one's really sure, since she's never made any public announcements on the subject, however, the religion that she follows could play a part on her view on Mormons. Methodists typical don't like the Mormon religion or it's followers. Baptists are usually friendly to Mormons but don't support the religion itself. I'm pretty sure that she is one of those two religions. (Also please keep in mind that not all Methodists and Baptists are the same. I'm a Mormon and some of my best friends are Methodist and Baptist!)
Though a relatively small country, Uganda boosts a host of 'beliefs'.Better put as: Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Traditional beliefs, etc.Christianity has Catholics, Protestants (pentecostal), Adventists, Orthodox, 'Born- Agains', etc,Then Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, traditional beliefs, the list goes on....
During the protestant reformations the leaders of the new churches used ridicule and mockery of the then Christian faith (Catholicism of today) to bolster adherents to the new religion. During the first 1500 years of the Christian religion, All Souls Day was one of the major feasts of the church. All Souls Day was a time of communion both spiritual and physical between the realm of the world and the saints of heaven. Protestants began to mock this feast day with the concept of Halloween - which became a day when protestants made fun of the Catholics with visions of ghouls and ghosts. As the new feast of mocking grew in popularity the celebration grew to include the food and decoration of other feasts of the season such as the old traditional fall and/or harvest festivals of the local regions (such as October-fest in Germany). As the protestant movement expanded, a puritan under tone took hold. Puritans believed the Christmas feast to be based in the pagan rituals of Sol-Invictus (return of the Sun) which most Sun Worshiping religions of the European community held to. As protestant Christians lost a winter feast they began to move some of the joyful celebration to Halloween as the new Protestant churches accepted their members celebrating a holiday that ridiculed the Catholic beliefs. As such fancy dress (costumes) where moved from the European Christmas to Halloween as was the English Christmas of treats became Halloween's trick-ir-treat. In short, Halloween was created by protestants to mock Catholics; began to borrow pagan harvest festival decorations and foods; grew in stature as Puritans banned Christmas celebrations; and latter incorporated versions of European Christmas celebrations.
Catholics and Protestants are both part of Christianity.
The Catholics and the Protestants.
Christianity is a religion. There are different denominations though, and Protestants and Catholics.
95% of the population in PERU are Catholics and the other 5% are protestants
Christianity, mainly Roman Catholics and Congregationalist Protestants.
Christianity(Catholics, Protestants, Orthodox together) and Islam.
Christianity, mainly Roman Catholics and Congregationalist Protestants.
Generally Catholics are regarded as being in the Republic of Ireland and Protestants in Northern Ireland, but there are Catholics and Protestants in all parts. Protestants are the majority in Northern Ireland and Catholics are the majority in the Republic of Ireland.
Protestants say she was Protestant and Catholics say she was Aithiest
there are many catholics and protestants but also many atheists
It was not over religion, do research.
Catholics ARE Christians. Christianity basically splits to: Catholics and non Catholics, the non-Catholics are Protestants, Baptist, Non Demoninational ect. Yet we are all connected because we are all Christians.