That depends on what you consider Christianity to be. If we are very picky, what Jesus intended to do and succeeded in doing was to complete the Jewish faith (which was waiting for the messiah). In that sense he doesn't found a new religion so much as give plenitude to an existing one. This radically new perception, however, coupled with the fact that not every Jew converted makes it a general assumption that he founded (and intended to found) an altogether new religion and it would be entirely appropriate to say so.
there is nothing in the gospels to say that Jesus actually intended to form a new religion. They could be interpreted as meaning that he merely wanted to reform Judaism.
Yes.See also:What was the Jews' reaction to Jesus?
Most resurrections that supposedly occurred in ancient times occurred in existing religions. The resurrection of Jesus was different in that it resulted in the new religion of Christianity.
Jesus Christ did not bring Religion, He brought the word of God. It was after he departed the people felt it was right to follow after him by introducing religion.
The new testament is focussed centrally around the life of Jesus.
pale jesus was trying to say be born again spritly Jesus was a devout Jewish and have no plans of starting a new religion (read Matthew 5:16-18 & Luke 16;17. It was Paul who started a new religion now called Christianity.
Because He came to Earth to change the Jews' way of thinking about their religion and it started off a new religion, Christ-ianity.
Jesus and his teachings are primarily found in the 4 Gospels in the New Testament: Matthew, Mark, Luke & John and in Revelation. Jesus and his teachings are used as a basis for the writings of the remainder of the New Testament.
It came after his death. Jesus never heard of Christianity. The name was first used at Antioch. Jesus was a "practicing Jew" who came to renew or reorganize His Hebrew religion. It's possible that He never intended to "found" a new practice of His religion. He really wasn't "into" religion with all its rites, rituals, etc. And remember too....Jesus did not speak Greek, the language of the first Gospel (Mark). He spoke Aramaic which is minor dialogue of Hebrew.
Elizabeth did not found a new religion. Her father, Henry VIII did and it is called the Anglican church. It wasn't a new religion. It was a new church within the same catholic christian religion.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) was officially organized on April 6, 1830. Mormons believe that they are practicing the same religion found in the Old and New Testaments, and so many would say that their religion began before the earth was made.