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| − | Religion based off the teachings of Christ, who proclaimed himself to be the son of God, and fulfillment of ancient scripture in the Torah. The New Testament of the Bible is based off these teachings. | + | A Monotheistic Abrahamic Religion, based off a Single all powerful God, that is referred to as being a Trinity, Consisting of the Father, The Son and the Holy Spirit. |
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Christianity is a sect of Judaism, and in it self has various sects. | Christianity is a sect of Judaism, and in it self has various sects. | ||
Current Practitioners in the Empires Consist of the Entirety of the New Covenant, a Portion of the Ventus, and a majority of those in the Commonwealth. | Current Practitioners in the Empires Consist of the Entirety of the New Covenant, a Portion of the Ventus, and a majority of those in the Commonwealth. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:37, 24 May 2012
A Monotheistic Abrahamic Religion, based off a Single all powerful God, that is referred to as being a Trinity, Consisting of the Father, The Son and the Holy Spirit.
The religion is based off the teachings of Jesus Christ, who proclaimed himself to be the son of God, and fulfillment of ancient scripture in the Torah. The New Testament of the Bible is based off these teachings.
Christianity is a sect of Judaism, and in it self has various sects.
Current Practitioners in the Empires Consist of the Entirety of the New Covenant, a Portion of the Ventus, and a majority of those in the Commonwealth.
