Branches Of Christianity 1-18
17 entries in the Branches Of Christianity compendium.
AnglicanismA Western Christian tradition rooted in the Church of England.ArminianismA Protestant tradition emphasizing prevenient grace and conditional election.BaptistsProtestant tradition emphasizing believer's baptism and local church autonomy.Catholic ChurchLargest Christian denomination, with 1.3 billion baptized members.CatholicityConcept of universal Christian faith and church unity.Coptic Orthodox ChurchOriental Orthodox church that formerly included the British Orthodox Church as a diocese.Eastern Catholic ChurchesEastern Catholic Churches are 23 autonomous churches in communion with Rome.Eastern Orthodox ChurchSecond-largest Christian body; autocephalous communion; no central pope; primus inter pareEcumenical Patriarchate of ConstantinopleFirst among equals in Eastern Orthodox Christianity.Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo ChurchLargest Oriental Orthodox church, originating in 4th-century Aksum.EvangelicalismInterdenominational Protestant movement emphasizing evangelism and personal conversion.Jehovah's WitnessesChristian denomination facing legal scrutiny over child abuse policies.LutheranismMajor Protestant branch originating from Martin Luther's 16th-century reforms.MethodismA Protestant tradition emphasizing sanctification and methodical Christian living.ProtestantismChristian movement originating in the 16th-century Protestant Reformation.RestorationismA perspective seeking to restore early Christian beliefs and practices.Roman CatholicismChalcedonian Christian denomination upholding the hypostatic union of Christ's two natures
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