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Christian demonology
Christian demonology, also known as demons in Christianity, is the branch of Christian theology that studies demons, whom Catholic teaching identifies with the fallen angels.
Christian denomination
A Christian denomination, also called a denomination of Christianity, is a distinct organized body of local churches sharing common polity and doctrine, a term coined in the late 1600s.
Christian Dustmann
Christian Dustmann is a labor economist, Professor of Economics at University College London since 2004 and founding Director of CReAM, known for research on the fiscal and labor-market effects of immigration.
Christian Eberhard Weismann
Christian Eberhard Weismann (1677–1747) was a German Lutheran theologian who became ordinary professor of theology at Tübingen and wrote a two-volume church history, the Introductio in Memorabilia ecclesiastica.
Christian eschatology
Christian eschatology is the branch of Christian theology concerned with death, judgment, heaven, and hell, including Christ's return, the resurrection of the dead, and God's kingdom.
Christian ethics
Christian ethics, also called moral theology in its Catholic form, is the branch of theology that studies human acts in light of Scripture, tradition, reason, and experience.
Christian existentialism
Christian existentialism is a theo-philosophical movement applying existentialist themes to Christian theology, founded on Søren Kierkegaard and developed by Tillich, Bultmann, Marcel, and others, with no organized denomination.
Christian fascism
Christian fascism, also called clerical fascism, is a label for movements fusing Christianity with fascist or authoritarian politics; coined in 1920s Italy by Luigi Sturzo, now debated around American Christian nationalism.
Christian Flag
The Christian Flag is a white flag with a blue canton bearing a red Latin cross, devised in 1897 for Sunday-school use in New York and now flown in American Protestant churches.
Christian Freuding
Christian Freuding (born 1971, Weiden in der Oberpfalz) is a German Army lieutenant general and the 22nd Inspekteur des Heeres since 1 October 2025, leading about 63,000 soldiers from Strausberg; formerly head of the Defense Ministry's Ukraine staff and Planning and Command Staff.
Christian Friedrich David Erdmann
Christian Friedrich David Erdmann (1821–1905) was a German Protestant theologian and church historian who taught at Königsberg and served as general superintendent for Silesia at Breslau from 1864 to 1900.
Christian Friedrich Schwartz
Christian Friedrich Schwartz (1726–1798) was a German Lutheran missionary who spent 48 years in South India and served as guardian and raja-guru to Serfoji II of Tanjore.
Christian fundamentalism
Christian fundamentalism, also called Biblical fundamentalism, is a militant conservative Protestant movement defending essential Christian doctrines against modernism, known for its separatism and American origins after World War I.
Christian Garrett
Christian Garrett is a venture capital investor at 137 Ventures, a $6 billion firm, and co-founder of the Hill & Valley Forum with Jacob Helberg and Delian Asparouhov.
Christian Gerhartsreiter
Christian Gerhartsreiter, also known as Clark Rockefeller, Christopher Chichester, and Christopher Crowe, is a German-born impostor and murderer who posed for decades as an American blueblood, kidnapped his daughter in 2008, and was convicted in 2013 of the 1985 murder of John Sohus.
Christian Gollier
Christian Gollier is a French economist at the Toulouse School of Economics, which he co-created with Jean Tirole, known for his work on discounting and climate economics.
Christian Hecker
Christian Hecker is a German fintech entrepreneur who co-founded Trade Republic, the Berlin neobroker and bank, in 2015; by 2025 it was valued at €12.5 billion.
Christian Heinis
Christian Heinis is a Swiss biochemist and professor at EPFL who co-invented the bicyclic peptide platform and co-founded Bicycle Therapeutics with Sir Gregory Winter in 2009.
Christian Hirte
Christian Hirte, born 1976 in Bad Salzungen, is a German CDU politician, a Bundestag member since 2008, and Parliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of Transport.
Christian House Church
Christian house church: a congregation meeting in a private home rather than a purpose-built building; the normal form of first-century Christianity (domus ecclesiae), exemplified by Dura-Europos, and a modern movement including China's unregistered churches.
Christian humanism
Christian humanism is a Christian tradition holding that human dignity and learning find their completion in the faith, strongest among 15th- and 16th-century scholars like Erasmus and Thomas More.
Christian I of Denmark
Christian I (Christiern I, 1426–1481), Count of Oldenburg, was the first Oldenburg king of Denmark (1448), Norway (1450), and Sweden (1457–1464); he gained Schleswig-Holstein by the 1460 Treaty of Ribe and founded Copenhagen University.
Christian I. L. Dunker
Christian I. L. Dunker, full name Christian Ingo Lenz Dunker, is a Brazilian psychoanalyst and full professor of psychoanalysis at the University of São Paulo, born in 1966.
Christian Identity
Christian Identity, also called the Christian Identity movement, is a loosely organized religious movement holding that white people of northern European descent are the descendants of the ancient Israelites.
Christian II of Denmark
Christian II of Denmark (Kristian Tyrann; 1481-1559), last Kalmar Union king of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden; Stockholm Bloodbath 1520, Land and City Law 1522, deposed 1523, imprisoned until death.
Christian III of Denmark
Christian III (1503–1559), King of Denmark 1534–1559 and Norway from 1537, won the Count's Feud civil war and made Denmark-Norway Lutheran through the 1536 recess, the Bugenhagen Church Ordinance, and the 1550 Danish Bible.
Christian IV of Denmark
Christian IV (1577-1648) of Denmark-Norway, also called Christian 4., reigned 1588-1648, the second-longest Danish reign. Builder of Rosenborg and the Round Tower; defeated at Lutter 1626 and by Sweden in 1643-45, losing an eye at Kolberger Heide.
Christian King
Christian King, born in 1981, is an Australian trader who co-founded Tibra Capital in 2006, an algorithmic proprietary trading firm in Wollongong, Australia, where he is head of global market-making.
Christian Lange (historian)
Christian Lous Lange (1869–1938) was a Norwegian historian and Nobel Peace Prize laureate who served as Secretary General of the Inter-Parliamentary Union from 1909 to 1933.
Christian Lawless
Christian Lawless is an American venture capitalist who founded Conversion Capital in 2015 and leads it as Managing Partner, investing in fintech, AI, and infrastructure.