Churchianity
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Churchianity is a pejorative term used to describe practices of Christianity that are viewed as placing a larger emphasis on the habits of church life or the institutional traditions of a specific Christian denomination than on the teachings of Jesus.
It can also be used to describe churches across many denominations where the central focus has moved from Christ to the church. Hence the replacement of Christ with church in the word churchianity.
[edit] External links
- Christianity vs. Churchianity
- Why a Hindu Accepts Christ and Rejects Christianity
- Sojourners Magazine
- Dictionary Definition of "Churchianity"
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