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Christian doctrine professed by the Catholic Church
Adolf Hitler’s writings in Mein Kampf present statements about Christianity: he sometimes praises Christianity’s social role and calls himself a defender of Christian values while simultaneously attac...
Candace Owens’ public religious biography centers on a Christian upbringing, a reported conversion to Roman Catholicism in 2024, and a shift toward more explicit faith-based commentary that now shapes...
’s conversion to Catholicism and public embrace of Christian rhetoric have become central lenses through which he frames social policy: he casts issues like family, , and the dignity of life as theolo...
Cremation is embraced, discouraged, or forbidden depending on religion and local culture: Hinduism, many Buddhist communities, Sikhs and Jains commonly prescribe or accept cremation as normative (see ...
Available reporting shows Charlie Kirk was publicly identified and active as a Christian and a promoter of Christian political engagement, not as someone who publicly converted to a different religion...
Herbert W. Armstrong taught a non‑Trinitarian theology that denied the personhood of the Holy Spirit, promoted a “God Family” concept rather than a three‑person Godhead, and explicitly rejected Trinit...