In Christianity, all conditions except which must be verified for martyrdom:

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Martyrdom in Christianity requires the actual death of the person (A), inflicted by an enemy out of hatred for Christianity (B), and the voluntary acceptance of death (D). Accidental death, even if it occurs in the service of Christianity (C), does not qualify as martyrdom because it lacks the intentional sacrifice in the face of persecution specifically for one's faith.

In Christianity, All Conditions Except Which Must Be Verified for Martyrdom