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there were 2.2
billion Christians around the
world in 2010, up from
about 600
million in 1910. Today,
about 37% of all
Christians live in the Americas,...
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heretical and
suppressed by
mainstream Christians. A
gradual splitting off of
Gentile Christianity left
Jewish Christians continuing to
follow the Law of Moses...
- Empire.
Since the
emergence of
Christian states in Late Antiquity,
Christians have also been ****cuted by
other Christians due to
differences in doctrine...
- The
Saint Thomas Christians, also
called Syrian Christians of India,
Marthoma Suriyani Nasrani,
Malankara Nasrani, or
Nasrani Mappila, are an ethno-religious...
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majority of
Palestinian Christians also
identify as Arab
Christians.
Palestinian Christians belong to one of a
number of
Christian denominations, including...
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related to Arab
Christians.
Arabic Christians community Arabic Christians magazine Sample of
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Christian Minorities...
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found Christians in the
country in
Malabar known as St.
Thomas Christians who
belonged to the then-largest
Christian church within India. The
Christians were...
- Idolatry). The
Christians'
refusal to join
pagan celebrations meant they were
unable to parti****te in much of
public life,
which caused non-
Christians—including...
- who had
converted to the faith, i.e.
Jewish Christians, as well as Phoenicians, i.e.
Lebanese Christians.
Early Christianity contains the
Apostolic Age...
- are over a
million Christians in
Andhra Pradesh,
constituting around 1.51% of the state's po****tion.
Census figures for
Christians in
Telugu states have...
