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1 bible Christianity The Bible is a revered and foundational sacred scripture in Christianity. 10
2 marriage Christianity In Christianity, marriage is considered a sacred, lifelong union between a man and a woman, often officiated by a religious figure. 10
3 prayer Christianity Prayer is a critical and varied spiritual practice in Christianity, encompassing individual and communal forms and settings. 10
4 afterlife Christianity Christianity believes in an afterlife with heaven, hell, and judgment based on earthly actions. 9
5 apostle Christianity Apostles are significant figures in Christianity, responsible for spreading Jesus' teachings and founding the early church. 9
6 david Christianity David is a prominent biblical figure in Christianity known for defeating Goliath and becoming the second king of Israel. 9
7 bethlehem Christianity Bethlehem is the birthplace of Jesus Christ and is culturally significant in Christianity. 8
8 holiest city Christianity Jerusalem is the holiest city in Christianity and holds significant religious importance in all three Abrahamic religions. 8
9 holy Christianity In Christianity, the concept of 'holy' represents religious sanctity, revered sites, and sacred objects. 8
10 jesus christ Christianity Jesus Christ is the central figure in Christianity, believed to be the son of God and the savior of humanity. 8
11 covenant Christianity In Christianity, a covenant is a sacred agreement between God and his people, as described in the Bible. 7
12 one god Christianity The belief in one all-powerful deity is a fundamental tenet of Christianity and Islam. 7
13 end times Christianity Christianity teaches about the end times, which will involve tribulation, revelation, rapture, and the Antichrist. 6
14 holy day Christianity In Christianity, Sunday, Christmas, and Lent are significant holy days for rest and worship. 6
15 messiah Christianity The messiah, believed to be Jesus Christ, is the central figure in Christian belief, bringing salvation and redemption. 6
16 abraham Christianity Abraham is a key patriarch in the religious history of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. 5
17 augustine Christianity Augustine of Hippo is a highly influential theologian in Western Christianity known for his significant writings. 5
18 jonah Christianity Jonah is a biblical prophet in Christianity who survived being swallowed by a great fish. 5
19 joshua Christianity Joshua is a biblical figure in Christianity who led the Israelites into the Promised Land. 5
20 prophet Christianity Prophets in Christianity are highly respected individuals who convey divine messages and teachings to believers. 5
21 resurrection Christianity The belief in the resurrection of Jesus Christ is central to Christianity and symbolizes victory over death. 5
22 ruth and esther Christianity Ruth and Esther are biblical figures in Christianity known for loyalty, bravery, and faithfulness. 5
23 salvation Christianity Salvation is the central belief in Christianity, involving deliverance from sin and eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ. 5
24 trinity Christianity The trinity in Christianity represents the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as three distinct persons in one God. 5
25 alcohol consumption Christianity In Christianity, moderate alcohol consumption is accepted and moderation and temperance are encouraged. 4
26 angel Christianity In Christianity, angels are depicted as spiritual beings who serve as messengers of God and are often shown with wings. 4
27 angel gabriel Christianity In Christianity, Angel Gabriel is a key figure who announced the birth of Jesus to the Virgin Mary. 4
28 chalice Christianity The chalice is a sacred vessel used in Christian religious ceremonies, particularly during the Eucharist, for wine. 4
29 cherub Christianity Cherubs in Christianity are chubby, childlike angels linked with divine love and protection in religious art. 4
30 christmas Christianity The Christian holiday of Christmas is celebrated as the birth of Jesus Christ through church services, decorations, and gift exchanges. 4
31 commandment Christianity The Ten Commandments are a foundational moral code for Christians, given by God to Moses. 4
32 elisha Christianity Elisha is a significant prophet in Christianity, known for performing miracles and his association with Elijah in the Hebrew Bible. 4
33 eve Christianity Eve is the first woman created by God in the biblical Garden of Eden in Christianity. 4
34 ezekiel Christianity Ezekiel is a major prophet in the Old Testament of the Christian Bible, known for his divine visions and the association with Ezekiel bread. 4
35 fasting Christianity Fasting is a religious practice observed by Christian during Lent. 4
36 joseph Christianity Joseph is recognized as Jesus' earthly father and plays a significant role in the nativity story in Christianity. 4
37 judas Christianity In Christianity, Judas is known as the disciple who betrayed Jesus, and is commonly associated with betrayal and treachery. 4
38 lazarus Christianity In Christianity, Lazarus was raised from the dead by Jesus, a well-known biblical event. 4
39 matthew Christianity The Gospel of Matthew is a significant book in the New Testament of the Christian Bible. 4
40 paul Christianity The apostle Paul, a central figure in Christianity, is known for missionary journeys and letters to early churches. 4
41 religious text Christianity The Bible is a central and sacred text in Christianity, revered and regularly studied in Western cultures. 4
42 sabbath Christianity Sabbath is a day of rest and worship observed in Christianity on Friday evening to Saturday evening or Sunday. 4
43 transfiguration Christianity In Christianity, transfiguration is the event where Jesus' appearance becomes radiant, symbolizing his divine nature. 4
44 alcohol Christianity Different Christian groups have varying attitudes towards alcohol, ranging from integration to restriction based on their religious beliefs. 3
45 creation of the world Christianity According to Christian religious texts, the world was created by God in six days. 3
46 divorce Christianity In Christianity, divorce is discouraged and viewed as a last resort, often considered a sin. 3
47 halo Christianity The halo is a symbol of divinity and sanctity commonly depicted in Christian religious art. 3
48 high priest Christianity The high priest in Christianity holds religious authority and performs significant rituals in the temple. 3
49 holy book Christianity The Bible is the holy book in Christianity and is considered the word of God. 3
50 isaiah Christianity Isaiah is a major Old Testament prophet in Christianity. 3
51 judgment day Christianity In Christianity, Judgment Day is the belief in the future apocalyptic event where God judges individuals' actions, determining eternal reward or punishment. 3
52 mary Christianity Mary is revered as the mother of Jesus and is of significant religious importance in Christianity. 3
53 pentacle Christianity The pentacle in Christianity is linked to negative or occult associations. 3
54 pork Christianity Pork is a popular meat in Christian-majority countries and is used in various dishes. 3
55 psalm Christianity Psalm is recited or sung as part of Christian religious worship, often during services. 3
56 redemption Christianity Redemption in Christianity is achieved through belief in Jesus Christ for salvation and forgiveness of sins. 3
57 repentance Christianity Repentance in Christianity is about sincere remorse, seeking forgiveness, and committing to change. 3
58 sacred places Christianity The concept of sacred places in Christianity includes churches, cathedrals, and the Kaaba in Mecca, which are deeply revered for worship and pilgrimage. 3
59 satan Christianity In Christianity, Satan is seen as the representation of evil and temptation. 3
60 tabernacle Christianity The tabernacle is a sacred space in Christianity used to house the Eucharist and is central to worship. 3
61 yahweh Christianity Yahweh is the one true God in the Judeo-Christian tradition and is seen as the creator of the universe and source of moral law. 3
62 abram Christianity The concept of Abram is religiously significant in Christianity as he is considered a historical figure in the Bible, specifically as Abraham. 2
63 anointed Christianity Anointing with oil in Christianity symbolizes the infusion of the Holy Spirit and special authority in religious ceremonies. 2
64 atonement Christianity In Christianity, atonement involves reconciliation with God through the sacrificial death of Jesus Christ. 2
65 cardinal Christianity Cardinals are important figures in Christianity, symbolizing virtue and spirituality as well as serving as senior ecclesiastical officials. 2
66 cathedrals Christianity Cathedrals are esteemed as holy places for Christian prayer and worship in countries with a Christian majority. 2
67 cremation Christianity Cremation is less common and seen as unconventional in Christian culture compared to traditional burial. 2
68 cross Christianity The cross is a symbol of Jesus Christ's crucifixion and resurrection, and is integral to Christian worship and personal devotion. 2
69 daniel Christianity Daniel is a revered prophet in Christianity and a prominent figure in the Old Testament. 2
70 divine Christianity Christianity is a monotheistic religion centered on the belief in God as the creator and moral authority. 2
71 epistle Christianity Epistles are formal letters often associated with the apostles' New Testament writings in Christianity. 2
72 eternal Christianity Christianity teaches that eternal life is promised in the afterlife in heaven in the presence of God. 2
73 gender roles Christianity In Christianity, traditional gender roles are emphasized within the family, but there is some acceptance of diverse gender identities. 2
74 gentile Christianity In Christianity, the concept of 'gentile' originally referred to non-Jewish individuals, but now includes non-believers or non-Christians. 2
75 heretic Christianity A heretic in Christianity is someone with non-traditional beliefs who has been historically persecuted for deviating from established religious doctrines. 2
76 icon Christianity The use of religious iconography in Christianity is widely practiced for veneration across different Christian denominations. 2
77 idolatry Christianity Idolatry is viewed as a sin and contrary to Christian beliefs. 2
78 jubilee Christianity In Christianity, jubilee is a special year of forgiveness and pardon celebrated every 50 years. 2
79 last supper Christianity The Last Supper is a significant event in Christianity depicting Jesus' final meal with his disciples before his crucifixion. 2
80 lent Christianity Christians observe Lent as a time of fasting and reflection leading up to Easter. 2
81 ministry Christianity Ministry in Christianity involves religious leadership and pastoral roles within the church or religious community. 2
82 miracle Christianity In Christianity, miracles are divine acts that defy natural laws and are central to faith. 2
83 miter Christianity The miter is a headpiece worn by bishops and clergy in Christian religious ceremonies as a symbol of authority. 2
84 music Christianity Music is an essential component of Christian worship, including hymns, gospel, and classical genres. 2
85 prayer Christianity Prayer practices differ between Western and Eastern Christian traditions. 2
86 providence Christianity Belief in God's guidance and care for individuals and nations is central to the concept of providence in Christianity. 2
87 religious festivals Christianity Christmas and Easter are significant religious festivals in Christianity. 2
88 religious headwear Christianity Christian clergy wear various head coverings for religious ceremonies with specific meanings and significance. 2
89 religious holidays Christianity Christianity celebrates specific religious holidays with traditional and spiritual significance, such as Christmas and Easter. 2
90 sac Christianity A sac is a sacred container used in Christian religious rituals, often associated with the Eucharist. 2
91 saint Christianity Saints are highly respected and prayed to in the Christian faith for their intercession. 2
92 soul Christianity In Christianity, the soul is believed to be the immortal, immaterial essence of a person that continues after death. 2
93 symbolism Christianity In Christianity, symbols like the cross and fish represent key aspects of faith and hold religious significance. 2
94 three kings Christianity The concept of three kings is a part of Christian culture and refers to the Biblical Magi celebrating Epiphany on January 6th. 2
95 virgin birth Christianity The virgin birth of Jesus by the Virgin Mary is a central and miraculous conception in Christian belief. 2
96 worship Christianity Worship in Christianity involves prayer, meditation, and attendance at religious services for communal prayer and spiritual guidance. 2
97 alter Christianity The concept of an altar is an important piece of furniture in Christian churches for displaying religious symbols and items. 1
98 amos Christianity Amos is a figure in the Bible known for his prophecies and social justice teachings within Christianity. 1
99 bell Christianity Bells in Christianity symbolize the call to worship and mark significant moments in religious ceremonies. 1
100 calvin Christianity Calvin is closely linked to Christianity and often linked to John Calvin and the development of Calvinism in the Protestant Reformation. 1