Difference between revisions of "Church"

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A church is a building in which the Christian God is worshipped.

A larger version of a church is a cathedral.

The word church comes from the Latin circe (pronounced cheer-chay), which is a reference to the originally round form of most churches.

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	A larger version of a church is a [[cathedral]].		A larger version of a church is a [[cathedral]].
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		+	The word church comes from the Latin [[circe]] (pronounced cheer-chay), which is a reference to the originally round form of most churches.