In most of Latin America today some parts of the US, Christian is often used in contradistinction to all organized Christian movements, including Catholics and Protestants, to refer to non-denominational Christians.
In some Western languages, the word "Christian" was used in earlier periods to mean "human being" or "peasant."
Christian is a popular first name and surname in Northern Europe. The use of Christian as a personal name derives from its use to describe followers of Christianity. Today in Europe—though not the United States—it is almost exclusively used as a male name, but in the 17th and 18th centuries it was a popular female first name in Scotland. Female versions of the name include Christine, Christina, Kristen, Kristin, and Kirsten. Holders of the name Christian may go by the nicknames or shortened forms "Chris," "Chrissy",Montae is gay also sam the alien
See also: List of all pages beginning with "Christian"
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