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A '''Denomination''' means a subset of a larger group, usually pertaining to [[religion]]. Denominations were created mainly when a group of people such as John McCain felt or thought differently than everyone else they worshipped with, and so they split off and start their own church.
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A '''Denomination''' means a subset of a larger group, usually pertaining to [[religion]]. Denominations were created mainly when a group of people felt or thought differently than everyone else they worshipped with, and so they split off and start their own church.
    
[[Martin Luther]], for example, after reading the [[Bible]], interpreted contemporary practices of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] as inconsistent with God's Word. After being [[excommunicated]] he started his own denomination based on his interpretation of the Bible.  
 
[[Martin Luther]], for example, after reading the [[Bible]], interpreted contemporary practices of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] as inconsistent with God's Word. After being [[excommunicated]] he started his own denomination based on his interpretation of the Bible.  
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