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    Christianity is a choice in which people choose to have faith in and live their lives by. Christianity involves a trinity in which God is the Father, Son and Holy Ghost. God is a loving and personable being who created humanity and has mankind’s best interests at heart. Christianity affects how a person behaves and thinks because Christianity is a frame of mind and is an unwavering faith in a God who rules over all things. God God is a divine being, one to be feared but also to be loved. God is the

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    Christianity Of Religion

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    act as the religious authority of a community. The ancient religions of Judaism, Christianity, and

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    Christianity religion was founded in Palestine by the followers of Jesus. One of the world’s major religions, it predominates in Europe and the Americas, where it has been a powerful historical force and cultural influence, but it also claims adherents in virtually every country of the world. Central Beliefs The central teachings of traditional Christianity are that Jesus is the Son of God, the second person of the Trinity of God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. In Latin Trinity is define

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    Slavery And Christianity

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    While many today would equate Christianity with purity and virtue, it is interesting to note how at some points in history, mostly during the times of slavery, there is “a striking paradox in the portrayal of slave-narrative violence- namely its frequent association with Christianity” (Ferguson 297). The Christian slave-holders professed their love for God in church, and then turned around and acted out violently against their slaves. The narratives of Jacobs and “Douglass demonstrate [this idea

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    Muscular Christianity

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    Muscular Christianity, first introduced in the mid-19th century in Europe, was an idea that focused on the masculinity of males within the Church. This concept became widely known through the book Tom Brown’s Schooldays, by Thomas Hughes. Hughes along with Charles Kingsley popularized the idea. However, a teacher at Rugby school was the first to put the idea into action. He wanted to teach his students morals and felt that this would best be done through structured activity. Many wanted to change

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    Christianity In Religion

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    Christianity as a Religion of the Status Quo Matthew Fields REL 1300 Professor Andrew McKee 5 July 2015 1440 Word Count A religion of the status quo can be defined as a religion that “disseminates a characteristic ideology through all segments of society, propounding a set of fundamental values and principles that, while expressed in terms of lofty abstraction or eternal truth…serves to further the interests of those who hold power…” (Lincoln 79). In layman’s terms, a status quo

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    The Rise Of Christianity

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    people will argue that Christianity has had a vast effect on the westen world. While Jesus himself left no written accounts of his life, accounts of his life and teachings quickly spread via word of mouth and accounts of his life were later written down in what is now the New Testament of the Christian Bible. While there are some discrepancies, most sources do agree on a number of Jesus’s teachings (based on Hebrew Scripture and Jewish traditions) including life after death in heaven, devotion to

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    Christianity Summative Reflection Christianity is a religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus. Most forms of Christianity hold that Jesus is the son of God. There are many similarities between my faith, Roman Catholicism and my non-Catholic, group choice of Christian denomination, Jehovah’s Witness. This branch of Christianity, Jehovah’s Witnesses, was formed by the WatchTower Society and also founded by Jesus himself. Learning about a Christian Denomination has changed my perspective of

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    Christianity And Islam

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    In the world, there are many kinds of people that have been part of many different religious groups such as Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, and others. Each one of them is based on kindness, love, respect, ethics, and so on. Undoubtedly, the majority of the religions follow these important moral values, and Islam is one of the clearest examples. Islam is one of the most spoken of, spread, and followed religions in today’s world. Thus, it is known as one of the oldest and the second one with

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    your sins. The way that Christian people interact with Jesus Christ is by prayer, speaking in tongues (talking with the lord in a different language), and attending church services. Christianity is a single religion. This is a huge dissimilarity with the Roman religion because Romans do not focus on one God. In Christianity, Christians take direction from one source and so does Romans because they take direction from their pontiffs. The only contrast with these two religions is that Romans participate

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