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What different Christian denominations are in turkey?
non!
Is Turkish a Christian?
Turkey is a Muslim nation.
What parts of turkey to christian pilgrims go to?
konya
Is Christian against the law in turkey?
No. Turkey is officially a secular state, although Islam is more prevalent than Christianity.
What religion mostly came from North Africa and turkey to Europe?
christian
What are some facts about Turkey?
Facts about Turkey include that Western Turkey is where the Trojan Wars happened and the Trojan horse is located there. Antioch Turkey is where the first Christian church was built. St. Paul the Apostle, Aesop, and Homer were born in Turkey.
Where was Saint George born in Turkey?
Saint George was probably born to a Christian noble family in Lod, Syria Palaestine, not in Turkey.
Who are Christians in turkey?
around 2% of Turkey is of the Christian Faith. A few specific example may be found at the Wikipedia page 'Conversions to Christianity'.
Was St. Nicholas originally a Christian?
Of course he was a Christian. Nicholas of Myra was a 4th century Catholic bishop in Asia Minor - modern Turkey.
What types of religions does turkey have?
90 percent muslim.8 percent jewish 2 percent christian.
Is Turkey Serbia's big brother?
No not in any sense. Serbia is mostly Orthodox Christian country while Turkey is Islam country. Turkey ruled over most part of todays Balkan for 300-400 years and there are some cultural similarities.
Did christian religion begin in Turkey?
No. Christianity began in Judea. Specifically in Jerusalem. However it quickly spread to the country we now call Turkey, although in those days it was made of separate countries and states. For example, Ephesus (now in western Turkey) and Galatia (now in central Turkey) were two of many places in Turkey where Christian churches were thriving just 20-30 years or so after Christ's crucifixion, resurrection and ascension. We know this as Paul, in around 50-60 AD wrote letters to these churches that are still to be found in the New Testament of the Bible, indicating that these churches were already established by this time.
