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'''Christianity''' is a major religious movement. It's main figure is [[Jesus|Jesus Christ]], who, in christian faith, is the son of the Father (God) and died for our sins. Christians worship the Holy Trinity, which is one God, but consists of three persons: the Father, the Son (Christ) and the Holy spirit. The most important book is the Bible. There are many christian branches, [[Best_known_for| the most notable ]] ones are the Catholics, Protestants and the | '''Christianity''' is a major religious movement. It's main figure is [[Jesus|Jesus Christ]], who, in christian faith, is the son of the Father (God) and died for our sins. Christians worship the Holy Trinity, which is one God, but consists of three persons: the Father, the Son (Christ) and the Holy spirit. The most important book is the Bible. There are many christian branches, [[Best_known_for| the most notable ]] ones are the Catholics, Protestants and the Orthodox church. | ||
[[File:Michelangelo_-_Creation_of_Adam_(cropped).jpg|500px|Michelangelo's fresca of Adam's creation, a renaissance, christian painting.]] | |||
Michelangelo's fresca of Adam's creation, a renaissance, christian painting. | |||
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Christianity is a major religious movement. It's main figure is Jesus Christ, who, in christian faith, is the son of the Father (God) and died for our sins. Christians worship the Holy Trinity, which is one God, but consists of three persons: the Father, the Son (Christ) and the Holy spirit. The most important book is the Bible. There are many christian branches, the most notable ones are the Catholics, Protestants and the Orthodox church.
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Michelangelo's fresca of Adam's creation, a renaissance, christian painting.
See also
It's history is intricately linked with the one of Judaism and Islam.
