This is the index page for Christian denominations and traditions.
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Æthelberht of Kent · Anglican Communion · Anglicanism · Anglo-Catholicism · Anointing of the Sick · Anselm of Canterbury · Apostolic Succession · Archbishop · Augustine of Canterbury · Authorized King James Version · Baptism · Thomas Becket · Bede · Bishop · Anne Boleyn · Book of Common Prayer · Book of Kells · Archbishop of Canterbury · List of Archbishops of Canterbury · Catechism · Catherine of Aragon · Catholic · Catholicism · Charles I of England · Charles II of England · Christianity · Church of England · Confession · Confirmation · Thomas Cranmer · Oliver Cromwell · Deacon · Diocese · Dissolution of the Monasteries · John Donne · Dunstan · Durham Cathedral · Ecclesiastical province · Ecumenical council · Edward VI of England · Edward the Confessor · Elizabeth I of England · English Civil War · English Reformation · Episcopal polity · Episcopal Church in the United States of America · Thomas Cromwell, 1st Earl of Essex · Eucharist · Excommunication · Saint George · Gunpowder Plot · Henry VIII of England · George Herbert · Church of Ireland · Isaac Newton · James II of England · Jesus · Lambeth Conferences · Lewis Carroll · C. S. Lewis · Mary I of England · Mass (liturgy) · Metropolitan bishop · Oxford Movement · Parish · Presentation of Jesus at the Temple · Protestant Reformation · Protestantism · Puritan · Richard Hooker · Sacrament · St Paul's Cathedral · Jonathan Swift · Synod · Thirty-Nine Articles · James I of England · Trinity · Desmond Tutu · Vicar · Washington National Cathedral · John Wesley · Westminster Abbey · William Wilberforce · Rowan Williams
Amish · Anabaptist · Baptist · Baylor University · Excommunication · Lancaster County, Pennsylvania · Martin Luther King, Jr. · Mennonite · Pennsylvania German language · Southern Baptist Convention · Charles Spurgeon · Westboro Baptist Church
Anselm of Canterbury · Arminianism · Augustine of Hippo · Karl Barth · Bible · John Calvin · Calvinism · Christology · Church of Scotland · Covenant theology · Divine grace · Jonathan Edwards (theologian) · Fall of Man · Five solas · Geneva · History of Christianity · Holy Roman Empire · Huguenot · Institutes of the Christian Religion · Kingdom of God · John Knox · David Livingstone · Netherlands · Predestination · Presbyterianism · Protestant Reformation · Protestantism · Puritan · Reformed churches · Salvation · Sin · Switzerland · James I of England · Waldensians · William III of England · Huldrych Zwingli
Act of Settlement 1701 · Adam (Bible) · Pope Adrian I · Pope Adrian IV · Advent · Agnus Dei · Albertus Magnus · Pope Alexander VI · Dante Alighieri · Ambrose · Angelus · Anointing of the Sick · Anselm of Canterbury · Anti-clericalism · Antipope · Apostolic Succession · Archbishop · Arianism · Ascension of Jesus · Assumption of Mary · Assumptionists · Augustine of Canterbury · Augustine of Hippo · Augustinians · Austria · Baldwin I of Jerusalem · Baptism · Basilica · Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore · Basilica of San Francesco d'Assisi · Basilique Saint-Denis · Thomas Becket · Bede · Pope Benedict XIV · Pope Benedict XV · Pope Benedict XVI · Benedict of Nursia · Bible · Bishop · Blessed Virgin Mary · Pope Boniface VIII · Charles Borromeo · Boston College · Bridget of Sweden · Camerlengo · Canon law (Catholic Church) · Canonization · Cardinal (Catholicism) · Carlisle · Carmelites · Catechism of the Catholic Church · Cathedral · Cathedral of Magdeburg · Roman Catholic calendar of saints · Catholic · Catholic Encyclopedia · The Catholic University of America · Catholic social teaching · Catholicism · Pope Celestine V · Celtic Christianity · Miguel de Cervantes · Chapel · Charles I of England · Charles II of England · Children's Crusade · Christ · Christian Church · Christian cross · Saint Christopher · John Chrysostom · Cistercians · Pope Clement V · Pope Clement VII · Pope Clement VIII · Cluny Abbey · College of Cardinals · Cologne Cathedral · Confession · Confirmation · Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith · Council of Trent · Counter-Reformation · Crusades · Father Damien · René Descartes · Diocese · Dissolution of the Monasteries · Divine Liturgy · Dome · Dominican Order · Dunstan · Early Christianity · East-West Schism · Eastern Catholic Churches · Eastern Christianity · Ecclesiastical heraldry · Ecclesiastical province · Ecumenical council · Edward the Confessor · Edward the Martyr · English Reformation · Episcopal polity · Desiderius Erasmus · Eucharist · Excommunication · Fall of Man · Filioque · First Council of Nicaea · First Crusade · France · Francis of Assisi · Franciscan · Francisco Goya · Galileo Galilei · Georgetown University · God · Gregor Mendel · Gregorian chant · Pope Gregory I · Pope Gregory VII · Pope Gregory IX · Pope Gregory XIII · Pope Gregory XVI · Gregory of Nazianzus · Our Lady of Guadalupe · Hail Mary · Heresy · Hesychasm · Hildegard of Bingen · Holy Roman Empire · Church of the Holy Sepulchre · Holy Spirit · Holy Week · Holy water · Holy See · House of Habsburg · House of Stuart · House of Hohenzollern · Immaculate Conception · Index Librorum Prohibitorum · Indulgence · Pope Innocent III · Pope Innocent XI · Inquisition · Ireland · Italy · James II of England · Jerome · Jesus · Joan of Arc · Pope John XXII · Pope John XXIII · Basilica of St. John Lateran · Pope John Paul I · Pope Julius II · John F. Kennedy · Robert F. Kennedy · Kirishitan · Knights of Columbus · Helmut Kohl · Latin Rite · Marcel Lefebvre · Pope Leo X · Pope Leo XII · Pope Leo I · Pope Leo XIII · Liberation theology · Limbo · Pope Linus · List of popes · Liturgy of the Hours · Lord's Prayer · Louis IX of France · Lourdes · Ignatius of Loyola · Manichaeism · Marian apparition · Maronite Church · Martin Luther · Martyr · Mary (mother of Jesus) · Mass (liturgy) · Mass (music) · Mass of Paul VI · Cardinal Mazarin · Melkite Greek Catholic Church · Thomas Merton · Metropolitan bishop · Mexico · Milan Cathedral · Monsignor · Thomas More · Mother Teresa · Nestorianism · Nicene Creed · University of Notre Dame · Order of Friars Minor Capuchin · Order of Saint Benedict · Holy Orders · Origen · Our Lady of Fátima · Papal Tiara · Papal bull · Papal conclave, 2005 · Papal infallibility · Papal conclave · Pascal's Wager · Blaise Pascal · Patriarch · Patron saint · Pope Paul VI · Paul the Apostle · Saint Peter · Pope Pius II · Pope Pius VI · Pope Pius VII · Pope Pius IX · Pope Pius X · Pope Pius XI · Pope Pius XII · Pontifical Gregorian University · Pope · Pope Clement I · Pope Damasus I · Pope John Paul II · Pope Paul III · Pope Paul V · Portugal · Opus Dei · Presentation of Jesus at the Temple · Protestant Reformation · Purgatory · Reconquista · Cardinal Richelieu · Roman Catholic Church · Roman Catholic Mariology · Knights Templar · Roman Curia · Roman Missal · Romanian Church United with Rome, Greek-Catholic · Óscar Romero · Rosary · Sacrament · Sacraments of the Catholic Church · Sacred Heart · St. Peter's Basilica · Second Crusade · Second Vatican Council · Sedevacantism · Seton Hall University · Shroud of Turin · Sistine Chapel · Pope Sixtus IV · Pope Sixtus V · Society of Jesus · Bernadette Soubirous · Sovereign Military Order of Malta · Spain · Spanish Inquisition · St Paul's Cathedral · St. Bartholomew's Day massacre · Stigmata · Henry Benedict Stuart · Summa Theologica · Pope Sylvester II · Pierre Teilhard de Chardin · Teresa of Ávila · Third Crusade · Thomas Aquinas · Thomas the Apostle · Tomás de Torquemada · Traditionalist Catholic · Transubstantiation · Trappists · James I of England · Tridentine Mass · Trinity · Twelve Apostles · Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church · Pope Urban II · Pope Urban VIII · First Vatican Council · Vatican City · Vicar · Virgin birth of Jesus · Voltaire · Vulgate · Westminster Abbey · Thomas Wolsey ·
Acts of the Apostles · Assemblies of God · Charismatic movement · First Epistle to the Corinthians · Glossolalia · Hillsong Church · Benny Hinn · Holy Spirit · Pentecost · Pentecostalism · Prophet · Protestantism · Pat Robertson · Youth With A Mission
Pearl S. Buck · Chiang Kai-shek · Chiang Ching-kuo · Christianity in China · Lee Teng-hui · Eric Liddell · Sun Yat-sen · Taiping Rebellion · Hudson Taylor · True Jesus Church · John Woo
All Saints · Apostolic Succession · Bulgarian Orthodox Church · Byzantine music · Cathedral of Christ the Saviour (Moscow) · Catholic · Council of Chalcedon · Christian Church · Christianization of Kievan Rus' · John Chrysostom · Church of Greece · Confession · Confirmation · Council of Basel Ferrara and Florence · Deacon · Dunstan · East-West Schism · Eastern Christianity · Eastern Orthodox Church · Ecumenical council · Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople · Episcopal polity · Excommunication · Filioque · First Council of Nicaea · Fyodor Dostoevsky · Gregory of Nazianzus · Hagia Sophia · Hail Mary · Hesychasm · Holy Land · Icon · Iconoclasm · Iconostasis · Liturgical year · Mark the Evangelist · Maximus the Confessor · Mount Athos · Nestorianism · Nicene Creed · Old Believers · Orthodox Church in America · Saint Peter · Pomegranate · Presentation of Jesus at the Temple · Romanian Orthodox Church · Russian Orthodox Church · Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia · Sacrament · Saint Catherine's Monastery, Mount Sinai · Saints Cyril and Methodius · Serbian Orthodox Church · Sign of the Cross · Old Church Slavonic · Theotokos
Bible · Book of Mormon · Brigham Young University · The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints · Community of Christ · Doctrine and Covenants · Excommunication · Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints · James Buchanan · Jesus · Latter Day Saint movement · Mitt Romney · Mormon · Mormonism · Olmec · Joseph Smith, Jr. · Utah · Westboro Baptist Church · Brigham Young
The Ninety-Five Theses · Augsburg Confession · Augustine of Hippo · Ingrid Bergman · Bible · Otto von Bismarck · John Calvin · Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden · Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor · Charles XIV John of Sweden · Albrecht Dürer · Desiderius Erasmus · Eucharist · Leonhard Euler · Excommunication · Greta Garbo · Germany · Gustav I of Sweden · Gustav VI Adolf of Sweden · David Hilbert · Holy Roman Empire · Johann Sebastian Bach · Immanuel Kant · Johannes Kepler · Søren Kierkegaard · Pope Leo X · Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod · Lutheranism · Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim · Margrethe II of Denmark · Martin Luther · Felix Mendelssohn · Angela Merkel · Oscar II of Sweden · Oscar I of Sweden · Philipp Melanchthon · Pietism · Protestant Reformation · Protestantism · Albert Schweitzer · Sola fide · Sola scriptura · Wernher von Braun ·
Christianity in India · Early Christianity · Mar Thoma Church · Indian (Malankara) Orthodox Church · Jacobite Syrian Christian Church · Mother Teresa · Religion in India · Saint Thomas Christians · Syrian Malabar Nasrani · Syro-Malabar Catholic Church · Thomas the Apostle
Armageddon · Dispensationalism · Dwight D. Eisenhower · Excommunication · Jehovah · Michael Jackson · New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures · Nontrinitarianism · Prince (musician) · Resurrection · Charles Taze Russell · Selena · Xzibit · Yahweh
African Methodist Episcopal Church · Arminianism · Bishop · Chiang Kai-shek · Deacon · Eucharist · Methodism · Pietism · Sacrament · United Methodist Church · John Wesley
Alexandria · Aramaic language · Armenian Apostolic Church · Aswan · Athanasius of Alexandria · Bartholomew the Apostle · Catherine of Alexandria · Catholic · Council of Chalcedon · Christianity · Copt · Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria · Coptic alphabet · Coptic calendar · Coptic language · Cyril of Alexandria · Eastern Christianity · Ecumenical council · Book of Enoch · Episcopal polity · Ethiopia · Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church · First Council of Nicaea · Giza · Iconostasis · Kyrie · Makuria · Mark the Evangelist · Nestorianism · Nubia · Oriental Orthodoxy · Origen · Sacrament · Pope Shenouda III of Alexandria · Sign of the Cross · Theotokos · Thomas the Apostle
Armageddon · Little Richard · Sabbath in Christianity · Seventh-day Adventist Church · Ellen G. White
Aramaic language · Assyrian Church of the East · Assyrian people · Catholic · First Council of Nicaea · Maronite Church · Nestorianism · Saint Peter · Petra · Syriac language