Answer 1
Obviously..... Christianity started in the Middle East.
Answer 2
Some Christian Churches in the Middle East include: the Copts of Egypt, the Maronites of Lebanon, and the Assyrians, Syrian Orthodox, Syrian Catholic, and Chaldeans of Syria, Iraq, Palestine, and Israel.
Egypt. It's estimated Christian population is 7,892,000, making the country 10% Christian.
Yes.
Yes there is.
Unlike Muslim mosques which face the Kaaba in Mecca, Christian churches do not face any particular direction because there is no holy object or city in the Christian faith. Christians believe that Jesus is in Heaven and their holy city will be the New Jerusalem that is revealed after Judgment Day. Answer 2: It used to be customary to have Christian churches facing east, and some still do. If you look back in history, greek and roman temples still had an orientation to the east - in that their front door faced east toward the rising sun. This is probably a remnant from earlier agricultural based religions. The door faced this way so that the cult statue inside would be looking towards the sun. In early christian churches, often the altar faces east so that the congregation faces east. This only happens of course when the urban space allowed a choice in orientation. It was and is not mandatory.
The Middle East is a geographic feature. It was not founded at any point in history.
no
People don't know if tupac was baptized. His mother brought him up as a christian, but tupac was never affiliated with any churches. Even though tupac wasn't affiliated with any churches, he distributed christian quotes, and did claim to believe in God.
Christian non denominational churches are fine for any Christian, but only go to a church that is Bible based.
No- certainly not any Christian churches that I know about.
I do not believe there to be any Baptist Churches in Morocco. Less than 0.1% of the Moroccan population is Christian, and most of those are Roman Catholics.
Any Middle East Nation
STar warS The old Republic is the middle east, any questions?