Christianity is said to be one of the world religions with most followers with a membership of almost one-third of the world population. The organized church is headed by a priest, a bishop, and a number of ‘patriarchs’ (highest office of leadership) ("Christianity", 2005). They practice some doctrines including Doctrine of Trinity as well as some feasts and festivals that surrounds the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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This book brings the theme of prayer into anthropological discussion. Across diverse significant ethnographic case studies, five anthropologists attend to prayers and how they are performed and seen to intervene in the social world.
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Feldtkeller, A. (2005). Christianity. In K. Von Stuckrad (Ed.), The Brill Dictionary of Religion (2nd ed.). Brill. Credo Reference: http://p2048-ezproxy.library.nu.edu.kz.ezproxy.nu.edu.kz/login?url=https://search.credoreference.com/content/entry/brilldr/christianity/0?institutionId=7630
