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The question should be " What does Christianity have to do with Jews (or Judaism)?" Judaism is like a tree where Christianity is its branch and Islam is it leaves. Christianity is based on Judaism and Islam is based on Christianity. The major difference between the three is that Judaism doesn't have jesus in it unlike Christianity and Islam.
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Is Chrisitanity wrong?
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What religion spread through the Roman Empire at the height of its power?
It was Chrisitanity
Is Lutheran part of another religion?
Lutherans are a Protestant Denomination within the umbrella of Chrisitanity.
Crusaders affect on the Middle East?
The crusaders were a total failure in the Middle East, they were trying to spread Chrisitanity but Islam prevailed.
What is chrisitanity?
The belief that Jesus is the son of GOD and that he came to die for the sins of the world so that the world can be brought closer to GOD.
Is Islam the most common religion in the whole wide world?
No Chrisitanity is 1st, Muslim 2nd, Hindus 3rd, and Buddhist 4th
Did early Christians worship god?
Christians at all times since the inception of Chrisitanity have worshiped God; this is one Christianity's basic tenets.
What did The Protestant Reformation do?
The protestant reformation is the name of the religious reform movement that divided the Roman Catholic Church.
Which was the most populated religion in the US after the revolutionary war?
Chrisitanity, specifically the Episcopalian Church. However, there were also large populations of Catholics, Presbyterians, and Quakers in several states.
What did the fascist party advocate?
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Why is Jesus a significant figure in chrisitanity?
The word is, "Christianity". This is taken from the title, "Christ". As it turns out, Jesus was Christ, hence we call Him, "Jesus Christ". The reason Jesus is a significant figure in Christianity is that it was named after Him.
Why were Roman officials threatened by the Christianity?
The threat was a perceived one, to their power, and not an actual threat, as Christ advocated submission to authority.
