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[Frozen] What kind of religion do Elsa and Anna belong to? How does it conflict/mesh with Elsa's magic?

I was recently reading *The Art Of Frozen*, and I learned that Anna and Elsa's home includes artwork depicting Jesus Christ's Parable of the Ten Virgins.

Along with the church where Elsa's coronation took place (which is based on a real-world Anglican church), this implies to me that Arendelle's royalty belongs to some sort of Christian religion.

(There's also the painting of Joan of Arc, but that could possibly simply be a historical painting)

However, despite this, there aren't any specific Christian symbols anywhere (crosses and the like), not even on the bishop. Is there an explanation for this? What kind of religion do the Royal Sisters belong to? Are they especially faithful, or is their religion merely a formality for appearances?

Assuming that they still have the Bible, how do followers of this religion reconcile their love for Queen Elsa with the "thou shalt not suffer a witch to live" stuff (particularly the bishop, who seems aware of Elsa's powers and sympathetic to her plight)? Did this ever cause Elsa undue stress as she grew up?
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Ain't nothing in the ~~rulebook~~ bible says a person can't have magical powers.

Elsa didn't get her powers from any type of demon so she's not a "witch", by their definition. She falls short of living a perfectly christian life, though that's also true of every christian that has ever lived.