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Meanings of Christianity in English
Monotheistic religious group based on the belief of Jesus being the Son of God.
Related terms
A monotheistic system of beliefs and practices based on the Old Testament and the teachings of Jesus as embodied in the New Testament and emphasizing the role of Jesus as savior.
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Examples for "christian faith"
Examples for "christian faith"
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Perfectus was born at Corduba, in Spain, and brought up in the christian faith.
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This is historically at the heart of our Christian faith, she said.
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The many conversions to the Christian faith in Carigara and its district.
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As the word indicates, Christmas also has a connection to Christian faith.
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The true Christian faith believes in Man as well as in God.
Portuguese
cristandade The collective body of Christians throughout the world and history (found predominantly in Europe and the Americas and Australia)
Usage of Christianity in English
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Poland; first Christianity in; Jews in; modern; Protestantism in; Roman Catholicism in
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For this reason she doubts wider acceptance within Christianity will happen soon.
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As a social experience, and institutionally, however, Christianity will flourish in India.
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I remember hating Christianity that day; and its influence in the world.
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His article betrays the real answer: Catholic Christianity would have practically disappeared.
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And it is a deeply problematic question for the defender of Christianity.
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In its view of the future, Buddhism is pessimistic; Christianity is optimistic.
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Let's face it: there's a new rule created every week in Christianity.
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Innocent defined the most sacred ceremonial act of Christianity as true God-eating.
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The pontificate of Leo is an epoch in the history of Christianity.
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The Church has done many cruel things in the name of Christianity.
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The characteristic note of Christianity is its emphasis on the social relations.
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These have in all cases supported the purest and most liberal Christianity.
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A group that may predate Christianity, possibly going back to Egyptian times.
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The leaven of a true Christianity was working in the half-pagan populations.
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According to him, the ideal of Christianity was the ideal of asceticism.
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