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The 74 pages that link to Christianity, each with the reason it gives.

• StoicismCompared with: Early Christians admired Stoic ethics but condemned its fatalism and self-sufficiency.

• Friedrich NietzscheCompared with: Nietzsche attacked Christian morality as life-denying and traced its values to ressentiment.

• IslamCompared with: It shares prophetic and scriptural traditions with Islam but differs on Jesus’s status.

• JesusNarrower topic: Christianity developed from the movement formed by Jesus’s followers.

• Memento moriNarrower topic: Christian teachings shaped many memento mori objects and practices in Europe.

• SpiritualismCompared with: Christian traditions differ over whether attempts to contact the dead are permissible.

• Resurrection of JesusNarrower topic: The resurrection is a foundational claim shared across Christian traditions.

• MonotheismBroader topic: It identifies as monotheistic while articulating God through the doctrine of the Trinity.

• RastafariCompared with: Rastafari draws on Christian scripture while developing distinctive teachings about Selassie and African redemption.

• Christian apologeticsNarrower topic: Apologetics defends the beliefs and claims of this religious tradition.

• Søren KierkegaardNarrower topic: Kierkegaard’s later writings call for lived Christian commitment against nominal church membership.

• C. S. LewisNarrower topic: Lewis’s conversion made Christian belief a central subject of his apologetics and imaginative writing.

• ManichaeismRelated: Mani incorporated Jesus into his account of successive divine messengers.

• W. H. AudenRelated: Auden’s later religious thought reshaped how he wrote about sin, love, and social responsibility.

• Ten CommandmentsRelated: Christian traditions inherit the commandments while interpreting them through their scriptures and theology.

• Abrahamic religionsBroader topic: Christianity shares Jewish scriptures while making distinctive claims about Jesus.

• QuakersNarrower topic: Quaker identity belongs to Christianity, while Friends differ widely in how they express that inheritance.

• Khazar KhaganateCompared with: Christianity was one of the major faiths practiced in and around Khazar territory.

• Prophethood in IslamCompared with: Christian beliefs about Jesus differ sharply from Islam's account of him as a prophet.

• Crucifixion of JesusNarrower topic: The crucifixion became a defining event in Christian belief and worship.

• MessianismBroader topic: Christianity identifies Jesus as the Messiah and anticipates his return.

• AnthroposophyCompared with: Steiner recast Christian figures and events within an esoteric cosmology that differs from mainstream Christian theology.

• Holy SpiritNarrower topic: Christian traditions provide the shared setting for belief in the Holy Spirit.

• Marcion of SinopeNarrower topic: Marcion’s movement formed one contested current within early Christianity.

• Christian ScienceNarrower topic: Christian Science identifies as Christian while interpreting central doctrines distinctively.

• Western ChristianityNarrower topic: Western Christianity is one of Christianity’s major historical branches.

• Christianization of IcelandNarrower topic: Its adoption supplied the beliefs and institutions that the new public religious order required.

• HumilityNarrower topic: Christian teachings often present humility as a virtue modeled by Jesus and opposed to pride.

• Thomas ArnoldNarrower topic: Arnold treated Christian belief and moral formation as central aims of education.

• UFO religionCompared with: UFO movements sometimes reinterpret Christian themes, while their extraterrestrial claims distinguish them from Christianity broadly.

• Christian denominationNarrower topic: Denominations are organized branches within this wider religious tradition.

• Leonard CohenRelated: Christian imagery appears alongside Jewish references in songs such as “Hallelujah.”

• MandaeismCompared with: Mandaeans revere John the Baptist but reject Christian claims about Jesus as divine savior.

• Unification ChurchCompared with: The church draws on Christian scripture while developing teachings that differ from mainstream churches.

• Christian humanismNarrower topic: Christian humanism takes its theological commitments and account of human life from this tradition.

• Cornel WestNarrower topic: West’s theological writing draws on Christian faith, scripture, and moral responsibility.

• Epistle to the EphesiansNarrower topic: The letter develops teachings about salvation and communal life within Christianity.

• Helena BlavatskyCompared with: Blavatsky criticized Christian orthodoxy while arguing that religions shared an underlying wisdom.

• Max StirnerCompared with: Stirner treats religious duties as paradigmatic claims that an authority stands above the individual.

• Unitarian UniversalismCompared with: The tradition has Christian roots but no longer requires Christian belief.

• Wedding ringRelated: Christian wedding rites incorporated ring exchange as a sign of marital vows.

• A Love SupremeRelated: The album’s dedication to God and prayer-like closing movement use broadly Christian devotional language.

• Anglo-Saxon paganismCompared with: Its adoption displaced public pagan cults and shaped the sources that describe them.

• ÁsatrúCompared with: Ásatrú revives a religious tradition that Christianity historically displaced in northern Europe.

• Church historyNarrower topic: Church history examines the institutions and communities within this broader religion.

• NeostoicismRelated: Neostoicism recast Stoic discipline within Christian doctrines of providence and divine order.

• Christian crossNarrower topic: The cross is one of Christianity’s most widely recognized symbols.

• ChurchNarrower topic: Churches are the central places and communities of Christian worship.

• JehovahNarrower topic: Jehovah is used by some Christian traditions, though not uniformly across the religion.

• Mirza Ghulam AhmadCompared with: Ahmad addressed Christian doctrines and disputed Christian claims about Jesus in his writings and debates.