Western Christianity

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Western Christianity is the branch of Christianity that developed in Western Europe, encompassing traditions such as Roman Catholicism and most forms of Protestantism, and is characterized by distinct theological, liturgical, and ecclesiastical practices.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf branch of Christianity
religious tradition
developedIn Western Europe
emphasizesDoctrine Trinity
atonement through Christ
incarnation of Christ
justification by faith
original sin
hasAlternativeName Western Christianity
surface form: Latin Christianity
hasCulturalImpactOn European art
European literature
European music
Western civilization
Western law
education systems
hasDoctrinalSource confessions of faith
creeds
ecumenical councils
hasEcclesiasticalStructure congregational polity
episcopal polity
presbyterian polity
hasHistoricalCenter Rome
Western Europe
hasHistoricalEvent Council of Trent
Counter-Reformation
East–West Schism
surface form: Great Schism of 1054

Reformation
surface form: Protestant Reformation

Second Vatican Council
hasLiturgicalFamily Anglican rite
surface form: Anglican liturgy

Lutheran liturgy
Methodist liturgy
Reformed liturgy
Latin Rite
surface form: Roman Rite
hasMajorBranch Anabaptist churches
surface form: Anabaptism

Anglican Communion
surface form: Anglicanism

Evangelicalism
Lutheranism
Methodist churches
surface form: Methodism

Pentecostal churches
surface form: Pentecostalism

Protestant Christianity
surface form: Protestantism

Reformed churches
surface form: Reformed Christianity

Roman Catholicism
hasMissionaryActivity Africa
Americas
Asia
Oceania
hasSacramentalTheology Holy Eucharist
surface form: Eucharist

baptism
marriage
ordination
hasTheologicalTradition Augustinian theology
Calvinism
Lutheranism
surface form: Lutheran theology

Scholasticism
Scholastic theology
surface form: Thomism

Arminianism
surface form: Wesleyan theology
hasViewOn Filioque clause in the Nicene Creed
surface form: Filioque clause
includesDoctrineDebate authority of Scripture
church governance
free will
nature of grace
predestination
role of tradition
sacraments
influencedBy Latin
surface form: Latin language

Roman Empire
Western philosophy
isContrastedWith Eastern Christianity
Oriental Orthodoxy
isDemographicallyDominantIn Europe
North America
isDemographicallySignificantIn Latin America
Oceania
Sub-Saharan Africa
primarilyUsesScripture Bible
usesCalendar Gregorian calendar (Western churches)
surface form: Gregorian calendar
usesCreed Apostles’ Creed
surface form: Apostles' Creed

Athanasian Creed
Nicene Creed
usesPrimaryLiturgicalLanguageHistorically Latin

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Original sin centralTo Western Christianity
Apostles’ Creed regionOfOrigin Western Christianity
this entity surface form: Western Church
English barons religion Western Christianity
this entity surface form: Latin Christianity
Paschal candle usedIn Western Christianity
Reformation hasReligiousContext Western Christianity
Athanasian Creed geographicOrigin Western Christianity
Vulgate influenceOn Western Christianity
Gregorian calendar (Western churches) usedBy Western Christianity
this entity surface form: Western Christian churches
satisfaction theory of atonement originatedIn Western Christianity
Pelagius tradition Western Christianity
this entity surface form: Latin Christianity
Late Latin Iacomus regionOfUse Western Christianity
subject surface form: Iacomus
this entity surface form: Latin Christendom
Advent observedBy Western Christianity
Holy Roman Empire partOf Western Christianity
this entity surface form: Latin Christendom
Blessed Sacrament religiousTradition Western Christianity
Martin Luther influenced Western Christianity
Christmastide observedIn Western Christianity
Christianization of Europe relatedTo Western Christianity
this entity surface form: Latin Christendom
Old Catholic Church of Slovakia orientation Western Christianity
Old Catholic Church of Italy classification Western Christianity
Western Christianity hasAlternativeName Western Christianity
this entity surface form: Latin Christianity
Saint Andrew feastDayObservedBy Western Christianity
Council of Carthage (418) partOf Western Christianity
Council of Orange (529) region Western Christianity
this entity surface form: Western Church
Maundy Thursday observedIn Western Christianity
Principality of Antioch religion Western Christianity
this entity surface form: Latin Christianity
Easter Bunny associatedWithReligionTradition Western Christianity
Diet of Worms religiousContext Western Christianity
subject surface form: Diet of Worms (1521)
Reformed churches isBranchOf Western Christianity
Post Tenebras Lux culturalContext Western Christianity
Te Deum associatedWith Western Christianity
Anglican Church of Canada mainClassification Western Christianity
Latin West partOf Western Christianity
this entity surface form: Western Christendom
Latin West religiousTradition Western Christianity
Latin West religiousTradition Western Christianity
this entity surface form: Latin Christianity
Augustine of Hippo denomination Western Christianity
this entity surface form: Latin Christianity
Augustine of Hippo region Western Christianity
Augustine of Hippo influenced Western Christianity
this entity surface form: Western Christian theology
Augustine of Hippo tradition Western Christianity
this entity surface form: Western Church
Quicunque vult usedIn Western Christianity
Diocese of Hereford liturgicalTradition Western Christianity
Rule of Saint Benedict denomination Western Christianity
Saint Benedict of Nursia religion Western Christianity
Council of Elvira churchTradition Western Christianity
Ottonian dynasty religion Western Christianity
this entity surface form: Latin Christianity
Salvator usedBy Western Christianity
Roman Pontifical liturgicalFamily Western Christianity
Gaudete Sunday observedBy Western Christianity
Vicar of Christ developedIn Western Christianity
this entity surface form: Latin Christianity