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...anch of [[Protestantism]] that follows the theological tradition and forms of Christian practice set down by [[John Calvin]] and other Reformation-era th ...rather than a single founder. The movement was first called "The Theology of Calvin" or "Calvin's Theology" which later became "Calvinism".

...m used in various religious contexts to describe the saving or deliverance of a person or soul from sin and its consequences. The term is derived from th ...'salvare' (to save). The spiritual sense of "saving from the consequences of sin" is attested from the 14th century.

...[Protestantism|Protestant Christianity]] that identifies with the theology of [[Martin Luther]], a 16th-century German reformer. ...ho was a key figure in the [[Protestant Reformation]]. The suffix "-an" is of Latin origin and is used to denote belonging or relation.

'''Sacrament''' (/ˈsækrəmənt/) is a significant term in the field of [[Religion|religion]], particularly in [[Christianity|Christian]] tradition ...crament' is derived from the Latin word 'sacramentum', which means "a sign of the sacred". The Latin term itself was used to translate the Greek word 'my

...s''' (/ˈsækrəmənts/), from the Latin word ''sacramentum'', meaning "a sign of the sacred", are religious rituals or ceremonies that are considered to hav ...Christian theology, a sacrament is considered a visible sign of an inward grace.

...ited by all human beings as a result of humanity's first disobedience to [[God]]. ...d is tainted by the [[Fall of Man]], as a result of Adam's disobedience to God. This sin is believed to be transmitted by natural generation from our firs

...olicism is the belief in [[Jesus Christ]] as the Son of God and the savior of humanity. ...[[Baptism]], [[Confirmation]], the [[Eucharist]], [[Penance]], [[Anointing of the Sick]], [[Holy Orders]], and [[Matrimony]].

...often used in various branches of [[Christianity]] to refer to the process of becoming holy or set apart for religious use. ...' means 'holy' or 'sacred', and the suffix '-fication' implies the process of becoming.

...work of the [[Holy Spirit]] and the direct experience of the presence of [[God]] by the believer. ...wers of [[Jesus Christ]], as described in the second chapter of the [[Book of Acts]].

...ronunciation: John Fred-er-ick Muh-kree) was a notable figure in the field of [[medicine]]. His contributions to the medical field have been significant ...g 'peaceful ruler'. 'McCrea' is a surname of Irish origin, meaning 'son of grace'.

...me of Old French origin, meaning "grace of God". White is a common surname of English origin, often denoting a person with fair hair or complexion. ...she developed the [[Essentrics]] workout program, which combines elements of ballet, tai chi, and physiotherapy to promote flexibility and strength.

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