What is the Faith Believed by Each Christian Denomination Worldwide?

Christianity throughout the world stands under one name, yet each denomination differs in its focus regarding what it believes, its view of salvation, its understanding of the Church, and its interpretation of the sacraments.
These differences have arisen from the diversity of historical backgrounds and theological interpretations.
Below is a historical and theological description of the central faith content of the major Christian denominations.

The Catholic Church believes in Jesus Christ as God and teaches that the grace of salvation is conveyed through the tradition and the Scriptures of the Church.
It sees salvation as being completed through faith and works, that is, through the sacraments and obedience.
It acknowledges the Pope as the vicar of Christ and teaches that the seven sacraments—baptism, confirmation, Eucharist, penance, marriage, holy orders, and anointing of the sick—are channels of salvation.
Furthermore, it understands the Church as one, holy, catholic, and apostolic community and believes that the work of redemption continues in the Holy Spirit.

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