Christianity
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Christianity
Summary
Christianity is a major religious group[1]. Christianity has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Christianity's instance of is recorded as major religious group[3].
- Christianity's founder is recorded as Jesus Christ[4].
- Christianity's founder is recorded as Mary[5].
- Christianity's founder is recorded as Paul the Apostle[6].
- Christianity's founder is recorded as Saint Peter[7].
- Christ is named after Christianity[8].
- Jesus Christ is named after Christianity[9].
- Nazareth is named after Christianity[10].
- The location of Christianity was worldwide[11].
- Christianity is a type of Abrahamic religion[12].
- Christianity's Commons category is recorded as Christianity[13].
- Christianity's foundational text is recorded as Bible[14].
- Christianity's foundational text is recorded as New Testament[15].
- Christianity's Unicode character is recorded as ✝️[16].
- Christianity comprises Western Christianity[17].
- Christianity comprises Eastern Christianity[18].
- Christianity comprises Christian denominational family[19].
- Christianity comprises Christian denomination[20].
- Christianity comprises Christian movement[21].
- 33 marks the founding of Christianity[22].
- Christianity's location of formation is recorded as Jerusalem[23].
- Christianity's significant event is recorded as Resurrection of Jesus[24].
- Christianity's significant event is recorded as crucifixion of Jesus[25].
- Christianity's separated from is recorded as Judaism[26].
- Christianity's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Christianity[27].
Body
Founding
Founders include Jesus Christ[4], Mary[5], Paul the Apostle[6], and Saint Peter[7]. 33 marks the founding of Christianity[22]. Christianity's location of formation is recorded as Jerusalem[23].
Brands and Namesakes
Things named for Christianity include Under the Glacier[28], a literary work[29], written by Halldór Laxness[30].
Why It Matters
Christianity has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] Christianity is known by 180 alternative names across languages and contexts.[31]
Christianity has been cited as an influence by Islam[32], a major religious group[33], founded in 0631[34]; Rastafari[35], a religion[36]; Manichaeism[37]; and Pekka Siitoin[38], a political activist[39], 1944–2003[40], of Finland[41].
Entities named for Christianity include Under the Glacier[28], a literary work[29], written by Halldór Laxness[30].
FAQs
Who did Christianity influence?
Christianity has been cited as an influence by Islam[32], Rastafari[35], Manichaeism[37], and Pekka Siitoin[38].