Christianity is a monotheistic religion based on the teachings of Jesus Christ as presented in the New Testament of the Bible. It emphasizes concepts such as love for all people, forgiveness of sins through faith in Jesus Christ, and eternal life after death.
Imagine Christianity as an epic movie series. The Old Testament is like the prequels setting up backstory while Jesus' life (New Testament) is the main event where all important lessons are learned.
Catholicism: A branch of Christianity led by the Pope based in Vatican City; it's one of oldest religious institutions with rich traditions & rituals.
Protestant Reformation: A major 16th-century movement aimed at reforming beliefs & practices within Western Christian Church leading to establishment Protestant churches.
Orthodoxy: One among three main Christian groups (along with Catholicism & Protestantism), it's characterized by its continuation of the apostolic tradition.
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