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...holic]] practices sparked the [[Protestant Reformation]] and transformed [[Christianity]]. ...is advocacy for salvation by faith alone and scriptural authority reshaped Christianity, significantly influencing both theology and church practices across Europe ...

...hirty-Nine Articles. Although it initially aligned closely with [[Reformed Christianity|Reformed]] doctrine under leaders like [[Thomas Cranmer]], over time, the C ...

The '''Waldensians''' were a [[Proto-protestantism|pre-protestant]] [[Christianity|Christian]] sect founded in the 12th century by the [[France|French]] [[Asc ...

...sm is characterized by its emphasis on [[Bible|scripture]], [[Tradition in Christianity|tradition]], and reason as sources of authority, and its liturgical worship ...

Reformed Theology, also known as Reformed Christianity or Calvinism, is a theological system that emerged during the Protestant Re ...

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...ed by the state, neither by tithes and taxes, nor by the use of the sword; Christianity was a matter of individual conviction, which could not be forced on anyone, ...by the Münster movement, which seemed to him to pervert the very heart of Christianity.<ref name="ReferenceB"/> Thus, Mennonite pacifism is not merely a periphera ...

...in]], and [[Huldrych Zwingli]] sought to restore the Church to its [[Early Christianity|Early]] foundations, rejecting the excesses and deviations that had crept i ...emerging in the 12th century, sought to return to the simplicity of early Christianity by emphasizing Scripture, poverty, and lay preaching. They rejected papal a ...

...Ages]], according to [[Edmund Hamer Broadbent]], there were a number of [[Christianity|Christian]] [[wikipedia:Sociological classifications of religious movements ...

'''Christianity''' is the religion founded by [[Jesus Christ]] and spread by his [[Apostles ...hagen Denmark.jpg|thumb|276x276px|The Cross is the international symbol of Christianity]] ...

[[File:Gnostic Church Heptagram.svg|thumb|197x197px|Christianity requires the belief in one God, who is three co-equal, co-eternal persons. ...ty of [[Jesus Christ]]. The doctrine of the Trinity is central to orthodox Christianity as it asserts that [[God]] is one in essence but exists eternally in three ...

...for making [[wikipedia:Minecraft|Minecraft]] content while talking about [[Christianity]] or explanations about Christian beliefs and creeds. He runs the Christian ...olitical arguments in the middle of class. In High School, he converted to Christianity through attending a youth camp and soon thereafter his family followed with ...

...t was founded as an amalgamation of the various [[Heresy|heresies]], non-[[Christianity|Christian]] religions and [[Paganism|pagan]] customs which were prevalent i ...particularly present in regions influenced by trade routes and migrations. Christianity was practiced by various Arab tribes, especially in areas such as [[Najran] ...

| orientation = [[Conservative Christianity|Orthodox]] ...terian Church in the United States of America]] over the rise of [[Liberal Christianity|modernism]]. ...

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Emphasizing an adherence to the beliefs of [[early Christianity]], as a whole Anabaptists are distinguished by their keeping of practices t ...Anabaptists view themselves as primarily citizens of the [[Kingdom of God (Christianity)|kingdom of God]], not of earthly governments. As committed followers of Je ...

One influential Nonconformist [[Minister (Christianity)|minister]] was [[Matthew Henry]], who beginning in 1710 published his mult * {{cite book |last=Davies|first=Gwyn|year=2002|title=A light in the land: Christianity in Wales, 200–2000|location=Bridgend|publisher=[[Bryntirion Press]]|isbn=97 ...

...a [[Reformed Christianity|Reformed]] (Calvinist) tradition of Protestant Christianity in which churches practice [[Congregationalist polity|congregational govern ...//web.archive.org/web/20130805020311/http://www.pewforum.org/files/2011/12/Christianity-fullreport-web.pdf |archive-date=2013-08-05 |url-status=dead }}</ref> ...

...s enacted since 1639. Bishops were restored to the Kirk, while [[Minister (Christianity)|ministers]] and other officeholders were obliged to take the [[Oath of Abj [[Category:17th-century Reformed Christianity]] ...

...[[Protestantism|Protestant]] [[Christian denomination|denominations]] in [[Christianity]], dating back to the [[Bohemian Reformation]] of the 15th century and the ...70606.wbecc0935 |isbn=9781405157629 |quote=The Moravian Church's impact on Christianity and world culture is disproportionate to its size (about 750,000 members in ...