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*In [[Christianity]], the [[Christ (Christianity)]] is [[Jesus of Nazareth]]. |
*In [[Christianity]], the [[Christ (Christianity)]] is [[Jesus of Nazareth]]. |
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*In [[Islam]], the equivalent of Christ or messiah is [[Mahdi]] |
*In [[Islam]], the equivalent of Christ or messiah is [[Mahdi]] |
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*[[Kalki]] in [[Hinduism]] |
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Revision as of 18:01, 1 January 2008
Christ is a Greek word that literally means "anointed" and is used for the messiah.
- In Christianity, the Christ (Christianity) is Jesus of Nazareth.
- In Islam, the equivalent of Christ or messiah is Mahdi
- Kalki in Hinduism
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