✝️ Religion & Bible
Biblical terms, theology, Christian doctrine and scripture study.
✅Absolution
The formal forgiveness of sins by a priest.
🌌Afterlife
Life after death.
❓Agnosticism
The belief that the existence of God is unknown or unknowable.
🙏Amen
A declaration of agreement or affirmation, meaning "so be it".
👼Angel
A spiritual being serving as a messenger of God.
⛪Anglicanism
The tradition of the Church of England and its branches.
🌿Animism
The belief that objects and natural phenomena possess souls.
👹Antichrist
An adversary of Christ expected before the end times.
🌋Apocalypse
A revelation of the end times, especially in the Book of Revelation.
🛡️Apologetics
The reasoned defense of the Christian faith.
👥Apostle
One of the twelve chosen by Jesus to spread the Gospel.
👼Archangel
A chief or high-ranking angel.
☁️Ascension
The bodily rising of Christ into heaven after his resurrection.
🧘Asceticism
Severe self-discipline and abstention for spiritual purposes.
🚫Atheism
The disbelief in the existence of God.
✝️Atonement
The reconciliation of God and humankind through the sacrificial death of Jesus Christ.
🌍Baha'i Faith
A monotheistic religion founded by Baha'u'llah in the 19th century.
💦Baptism
The Christian rite of initiation with water into the faith.
🕉️Bhagavad Gita
A Hindu scripture in dialogue form, part of the Mahabharata.
❤️Bhakti
Devotional love and surrender to a personal god.
😠Blasphemy
Irreverent speech or action against God or sacred things.
📘Calvinism
A major branch of Protestantism based on the teachings of John Calvin.
🏅Canonization
The act by which the church declares a person a saint.
📋Catechism
A summary of Christian doctrine in question-and-answer form.
✝️Catholicism
The faith and practice of the Roman Catholic Church.
👼Cherubim
Angelic beings described in the Bible.
✝️Christology
The study of the nature and person of Jesus Christ.
📋Commandment
A divine rule given by God, especially the Ten Commandments.
🍞Communion
The sharing of bread and wine in remembrance of Christ.
🗣️Confession
The acknowledgment of sin, especially to a priest.