Christian denomination (13860 bytes)
1: A ''Denomination'' in the Christian sense is an identifiable religious body, organiza...
3: ==Denominations==
5: ... [[Baptist]]s, [[Catholic]]s, etc. are called '''denominations'''.
7: ...[heretical]]: that is, not legitimate versions of Christianity.
9: ...ox]], [[Catholicism|Roman Catholic]], and various denominations formed during and after the Protestant Reformati...

Denomination (155 bytes)
1: The term '''denomination''' can refer to:
2: #A [[religious denomination]]
3: #A unit of [[currency]] (See [[Denomination (currency)]])

Denomination (currency) (2418 bytes)
1: A '''denomination''' is a unit of [[currency]].
5: ... it is worth. Here are the currently manufactured denominations:
46: The following are the denominations of the Euro, the official currency of [[Austria]...

Religious denomination (3524 bytes)
1: ''Note that this kind of denomination is not that of a [[coin]] or [[banknote]].''
4: A '''religious denomination''', (also simply '''denomination''') is a large, long-established subgroup within ...
6: ...tly used to describe the different [[Christianity|Christian]] churches ([[Eastern Orthodoxy]], [[Roman Cathol...
8: ..., is also traditionally divided into four major [[denominations]]: ''[[Saivism]], [[Shaktism]], [[Vaishnavism]]'...
10: ...s when the congregations have authority over the "denomination", such as the numerous [[Baptist]] associations o...

Large denomination bills in U.S. currency (5182 bytes)
1: ... is printed in bills in [[Denomination (currency)|denominations]] of [[U.S. one dollar bill|$1]], [[U.S. two dol...
7: ...here are many different designs and types of high-denomination notes.
9: ...mall size in 1928, along with the $1 through $100 denominations. Their designs were as follows:
16: ...e of Series of 1934. These gold certificates (of denominations $100, $1,000, $10,000, and $100,000) were issued...
18: Printing of other high-denomination bills was discontinued in [[1946]], but continued...

Christian (3336 bytes)
1: ...people known as Christians. For other uses, see [[Christian (disambiguation)]]. ''
3: ... [[Jesus]] as his [[disciples]] were first called Christians by those who did not share their faith, in the c...
8: ...rsal community. As such, the history of the early Christians is the history of the Church.
12: ...icial persecution, and under Emperor Constantine, Christians acquired powerful political influence, the resul...
19: <!-- Today, Christians ... -->

Christian I (130 bytes)
1: There are two monarchs who have been named '''Christian I'''
3: *[[Christian I of Denmark]]
4: *[[Christian I of Sweden]]

Christian name (404 bytes)
1: ...[[secularisation]] of what were once compulsory [[Christian]] societies.
3: ...ersion|Converts]] to Christianity may adopt a new Christian name upon [[baptism]].

Christian right (7772 bytes)
1: ... within the [[United States]]. Sometimes the term Christian Right is used interchangeably with the term "Reli...
3: ...tian Right is often perceived as [[Fundamentalist Christianity|fundamentalist]] by outsiders, [[Evangelicalis...
5: Most elements of the Christian Right sympathize with, support, and sometimes inf...
8: Issues which the Christian Right is (or is thought to be) primarily concerne...
12: * Support for the presence of Christianity in the public sphere, such as with prayer in s...

New Christian (541 bytes)
1: ...uisition]]. The term was introduced in order for Christians to distinguish themselves from the converts (''c...
3: ...ecret and, in fact, large numbers were. Many New Christians were tortured until they confessed their "[[here...

Christian Bök (1320 bytes)
1: '''Christian Bök''' (born '''Book''', [[1966]]- ), is a [[Can...
13: * [http://www.ubu.com/contemp/bok/bok.html Christian Bök pages on UbuWeb, including recordings and poe...
15: [[Category:1966 births|Bök, Christian]]
16: [[Category:Canadian poets|Bök, Christian]]

Christian II (126 bytes)
1: There have been two monarchs named '''Christian II''':
3: *[[Christian II of Denmark]]
4: *[[Christian II of Sweden]]

Christian transhumanism (3384 bytes)
1: ...h transhumanism and traditional religions such as Christianity are normally considered antithetical, more rec...
5: An example of a Christian transhumanist theology is to identify the [[Techn...
7: ...ntification of the technological singularity with Christian [[escathology]] requires a [[postmillennialism|po...
11: ...as an android or robot would map more directly to Christian subsects, such as the Mormons, who believe in a p...
22: ...l Universe Christianity]A site which combines the Christian faith with recent discoveries concerning the exis...

Christian Reconstructionism (3002 bytes)
1: ...ntism|Protestant]] [[Christianity]]. It calls for Christian [[Dominionism|dominion]] over government and the ...
5: ...in the bounds of [[YHVH|Yahwistic]] Christianity. Christian Reconstructionism claims to not be seeking to est...
7: ... society would be the end result. They argue that Christian Reconstructionism is a theocratic form of [[Domin...
9: ... a form of [[Postmillennialism|Postmillennial]] [[Christian Eschatology|Eschatology]], though the distinctive...
22: * [http://www.religioustolerance.org/reconstr.htm Christian Reconstructionism, Dominion Theology, and Theonom...

Christian Wolff (302 bytes)
1: [[de:Christian Wolff (Begriffsklärung)]]
2: '''Christian Wolff''' is the name of at least two notable indi...
4: ...nth-century philosopher and mathematician - see [[Christian Wolff (philosopher)]]
5: *a twentieth-century composer - see [[Christian Wolff (composer)]]

Christian Lacroix (412 bytes)
3: '''Christian Lacroix''' ([[May 16]] [[1951]] in [[Arles]], [[F...
7: [[Category:1951 births|Lacroix, Christian]]
9: [[fr:Christian Lacroix]]

Christian Marclay (2258 bytes)
1: [[es:Christian Marclay]] [[de:Christian Marclay]]
3: '''Christian Marclay''' is a [[visual art]]ist and musical [[c...
10: Christian Marclay is a former professor of video collage an...
13: *Christian Marclay. 1999. Paula Cooper Gallery, New York.
17: *Christian Marclay. 1994. daadgalerie, Berlin, Germany; Fri-...

Christian Kramp (1673 bytes)
1: '''Christian Kramp''' ([[July 8]], [[1760]] - [[May 13]], [[18...
3: Christian Kramp's father was has teacher at grammar school ...
9: [[Category:1760 births|Kramp, Christian]]
10: [[Category:1826 deaths|Kramp, Christian]]
11: [[Category:French mathematicians|Kramp, Christian]]

Christian Wilhelmsson (199 bytes)
1: '''Christian Wilhelmsson''' is a [[midfielder]] who plays for ...
5: [[Category:Swedish footballers|Wilhelmsson, Christian]]

Christian Panucci (1406 bytes)
1: '''Christian Panucci''' (born [[12 April]], [[1973]] in [[Savo...
9: [[Category:1973 births|Panucci, Christian]]
10: [[Category:Italian footballers|Panucci, Christian]]

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