督zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù:
  • n.  jī dū jiào、 yóu tài jiào hé yī sī lán jiào .   the Christian, Jewish and Muslim faiths
  • n.  jī dū jiào yǔ yī sī lán jiào .   the Cross and the Crescent, ie Christianity and Islam
  • n.  jī dū jiào zhōng）（ shàng dì de） bó 'ài , cí 'ài .   God's benevolence towards mankind （
  •   jī dū jiào yì zhōng de） yuán zuì（ rén yǔ shēng jù lái de zuì , shǐ yú yà dāng xià wá zài yī diàn yuán zhōng fàn de zuì） .   conditionof wickedness thought to be present in everybody since Adam and Eve first sinned in the garden of Eden （
  •   jī dū jiào yǐ wài de） zōng jiào shèng dì .   any region revered in non-Christian religions （
  • n.  jī dū jiào yǐ wài de） jīng diǎn , jīng wén   scriptures [pl] holy writings of a religion other than Christianity （
  • n.  jī dū jiào huì yǐ wài de） shén zhí rén yuán .   person who performs religious ceremonies in a non-Christian religion （
  • n.  jī dū jiào huì xuān bù de） shèng tú   person who has been declared by the Christian Church to have deserved veneration through holy living, performing miracles, etc （
  • adj.  jī dū jiào huì de , jiào shì de , mù shī de , jiào huì de , chuán jiào shì de , shén zhí de   ecclesiastical
  • n.  jī dū jiào xìn yǎng de jī běn xìn tiáo zhī yī .   one of the basic tenets of the Christian faith
  • v.  jī dū jiào huà , xìn yǎng jī dū jiào   christianization
  • n.  jī dū jiào hé yī sī lán jiào .   and the Crescent
  • n.  jī dū jiào xué shuō） yuán jiào zhǐ zhù yì , jī yào zhù yì（ rèn wéi《 shèng jīng》 de jīng wén xiáng shí wú wù , yìng gòu chéng zōng jiào de lǐ lùn huò shí jiàn de jī chǔ） .   belief that the Bible is literally true and should form the basis of religious thought or practice （
  • n.  jī dū jiào tú , xìn fèng jī dū jiào de dì qū、 guó jiā , jī dū jiào tú , jī dū jiào tú（ zǒng chēng） , jī dū jiào guó jiā , jī dū jiào dì qū , jī dū jiào tú（ jí hé chēng） jī dū jiào jiè   christendom
  • n.  jī dū jiào tú , gāo shàng de rén , jī dū tú , xìn tú   christian
  •   jī dū jiào tú zài niàn xìn jīng shí jiù biǎo míng liǎo tā men de zōng jiào xìn yǎng .   Christians profess their faith when they say the Creed