Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	marriage	Christianity in Western countries	In Christianity in Western countries, marriage is seen as a sacred, lifelong commitment emphasizing fidelity and traditional ceremonies.	6
2	funeral	Christianity in Western countries	In Western Christian culture, black clothing is traditionally worn for funerals and mourning periods.	3
3	holy water	Christianity in Western countries	Holy water is used for blessings and purification in Western Christianity.	3
4	tithe	Christianity in Western countries	Tithing in Christianity involves donating 10% of income to the church.	3
5	covenant	Christianity in Western countries	Covenants in Christianity are considered sacred and binding commitments in Western countries.	2
6	holy spirit	Christianity in Western countries	In Western Christianity, the Holy Spirit guides and empowers believers as a central divine figure.	2
7	hymn	Christianity in Western countries	Hymns are commonly sung in Christian church services as a way to worship and praise.	2
8	liturgy	Christianity in Western countries	The liturgy in Western Christianity often consists of structured rituals and may be conducted in Latin.	2
9	angel	Christianity in Western countries	Angels in Christianity are believed to be spiritual messengers of God and are commonly depicted in religious art and literature.	1
10	blessing	Christianity in Western countries	In Christianity in Western countries, blessings are commonly used before meals and important events.	1
11	chant	Christianity in Western countries	Chanting is a traditional part of religious ceremonies in Western Christian churches, often performed by choirs.	1
12	deacon	Christianity in Western countries	Deacons are ordained Christian ministers in Western countries who focus on service and charity work.	1
13	devil	Christianity in Western countries	In Western Christian culture, the devil is associated with evil, temptation, and the adversary of God.	1
14	halo	Christianity in Western countries	The halo is a symbol of sanctity in Western religious art, often depicted above the heads of angels, saints, and the Virgin Mary.	1
15	heaven	Christianity in Western countries	In Western Christianity, heaven is portrayed as a place of eternal peace and happiness for the righteous after death.	1
16	holy trinity day	Christianity in Western countries	Holy Trinity Day is observed on the first Sunday after Pentecost in Western Christian culture, honoring the God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.	1
17	leisure time	Christianity in Western countries	In Western Christian culture, weekends and holidays are a traditional time for leisure and socializing.	1
18	luther	Christianity in Western countries	Luther refers to Martin Luther and his impact on Christianity in Western countries as a key figure in the Protestant Reformation and the founder of Lutheranism.	1
19	miter	Christianity in Western countries	The miter is a symbol of high-ranking clergy in Western Christian religious ceremonies.	1
20	moral values	Christianity in Western countries	Moral values in Western countries are largely influenced by Christian ethical perspectives.	1
21	names	Christianity in Western countries	In Western Christian cultures, people often receive names from the Bible or saints.	1
22	palm sunday	Christianity in Western countries	Palm Sunday is a significant religious holiday in Western Christianity commemorated with church services, processions, and the distribution of palm leaves as a symbol of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem.	1
23	religious headgear	Christianity in Western countries	Christian nuns in Western countries typically wear veils or wimples as part of their religious attire.	1
24	repentance	Christianity in Western countries	In Western Christianity, repentance involves acknowledging sins, feeling genuine remorse, and committing to change behavior to seek forgiveness from God.	1
25	terce	Christianity in Western countries	Terce is a morning liturgical service in Western Christian monastic traditions.	1
26	three kings	Christianity in Western countries	The concept of three kings is associated with the biblical Magi who visited infant Jesus on Epiphany in Western Christian countries.	1