Western Christianity
Western Christianity proper noun: the form of Christianity traditionally practiced in Western Europe, consisting essentially of the Roman Catholic, Protestant, Anglican, and Old Catholic traditions.
Proper noun
Western Christianity
- The form of Christianity traditionally practiced in Western Europe, consisting essentially of the Roman Catholic, Protestant, Anglican, and Old Catholic traditions.
- Synonyms:
- Latin Church
Synonyms of Western Christianity
Questions about Western Christianity
- What does Western Christianity mean?
- Western Christianity means the form of Christianity traditionally practiced in Western Europe, consisting essentially of the Roman Catholic, Protestant, Anglican, and Old Catholic traditions.
- What part of speech is Western Christianity?
- Western Christianity is a proper noun.
Words near Western Christianity in the dictionary
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