How did Satan, Lucifer, and the Devil get their names?
Why do Christians believe in angels and demons? Where in the Bible does it suggest that angels and demons exist?
Why do some Christians assume that angels are speaking as a representative for God?
Since when did Christians get the assumption that hell would be a pit full of fire, a place where the wicked would go after life, and that the devil rules there?
In popular culture, why is the Devil red with two spiky horns on top of its head and a tail with an arrowhead attached at the end?
Why do angels wear halos?
Do people (namely, the "good" Christians) become angels when they die?
How did concepts such as hell, heaven, and purgatory become incorporated into Christian theology, and why did purgatory later become rejected by Protestants?
Do people ever wash heirloom christening gowns?
Since when did the tradition of baptizing babies in christening gowns occur?
In the Disney movie Tangled's wedding ceremony scene, is that a depiction of an Anglican ceremony or a Roman Catholic ceremony?
How do you distinguish an Anglican ceremony from a Roman Catholic ceremony?
What is the swaying incense thingy in the Roman Catholic church for?
Can confirmation really be considered the Christian equivalent of a Jewish bar/bat mitzvah?
How come "praying hands" look like two palms' touching each other with the fingers stretched out and all vertical?
Why does that type of praying hands look distinctly different from the type of praying hands in which you simply intertwine or lock your fingers together?
Are there mnemonics to memorize the most important traditional prayers, or do you just have to remember them by rote in the same way you have to remember the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America?
Who was really Jesus's father, from a naturalistic perspective?
[By the way, the questions above are just a list of things that is going through my head at this moment.]
[I need to get rid of some clutter.]
