christianity

christianity — noun

1. a world religion whose followers believe in one God and accept the teachings fou

1.名詞B1
釋義

a world religion whose followers believe in one God and accept the teachings found in the Bible, which they regard as the sacred story of Jesus Christ

例句

Christianity, with its belief in Jesus Christ, is the world's most widely followed religion with over two billion adherents.

uncountable noun, used without article

Leila's family converted to Christianity when she was a young child.

collocation: convert to Christianity

同義詞
  • the Christian faith

    more personal or devotional tone; focuses on belief and trust rather than the institutional religion

  • the Christian religion

    more formal and academic; emphasises the organised system of beliefs and practices

  • Christendom

    historical or geographical term referring to the worldwide body of Christians, not the belief system itself

文法句型

Christianity + verb

in Christianity

of Christianity

convert to Christianity

用法筆記

Always capitalised as a proper noun. Usually used without a definite article ('in Christianity', not 'the Christianity'), except when followed by 'of' ('the history of Christianity', 'the spread of Christianity'). A person who follows Christianity is called a Christian (noun).

常見錯誤

❌She converted to the Christianity last year.
✅She converted to Christianity last year.
💡'Christianity' is a proper noun and normally does not take an article.
❌Many people follow Christian.
✅Many people follow Christianity.
💡'Christian' is a person; the religion is 'Christianity'.
❌He is a Christianity.
✅He is a Christian.
💡Use 'Christian' for a person who follows the religion.