Gaining a Sense of Membership into Christian Europe

Join Christian Europe through introduction of format: ???????? Turkey is a unique country that has attempted to bridge the gap between the Islamic world and Western culture. Economic and foreign policy provides the strongest background for Turkey's challenges. The challenge facing Turkey is that European clubs are slow to accept. History: ???????? Turkey's country was founded in 1923 by the division of the German ally of the First World War, the Ottoman Empire of 600 years old.

I am not saying that Europe is not a Christian now, and it does not mean that it is Christianity. As some people say, it is because religious beliefs are integrated with liberalism and secular thinking and religion rarely exists in its classical sense as a social system of control or guidance, so "post Christianity "can be called. . It is not because Christian holidays are still enjoying and integrating the free worldly political regime of modern Europe, but there are also some monarchs who continue to contact Christianity, like the situation in the UK and Denmark, for example. Leader of the German church. For example, see Philip Sherrard's "After Christian Age?" Encounter, February 1956, vol.17. VI, No 2, pp 25-29

Today there are various sects (religious groups) in Christianity. These include England church and Lutheran church. Most of Eastern Europe and Turkey are orthodox, but in the medieval Western Europe the church was a "Catholic" church. "Catholics" means that the church is universal and belongs to all people. All Catholic countries in Western Europe are part of a community known as the Christian world. They unite and believe that the Pope is the leader of the Earth Church.

Today, most insist that most people have an organizational religion of Christianity or Islam. The main sects are Africa Inland Liberation Church (AIC), Kenya Regional Church (CPK), Roman Catholic Church. Karenjin's number of Muslims is relatively small. In most cases, only the elderly can recall the details of traditional faith. Today, Karenjin mainly observes the major festivals related to Christianity (Christmas and Easter) and holidays, such as Jamri (Republic) Day, Madaraqa (Responsibility) Day, Moi (President) Day, Kenyatta (First) To do. President of the day) For Christmas, people who live in traditional muddy houses draw new clay layers on the outer wall and draw holiday greetings such as "Merry Christmas" and "Happy New Year" to them I often do.