Most Christians are indistinguishable from the people around them. They make the same mistakes in life, commit the same trespasses and generally relate to their neighbours much as atheists or members of other faiths do. A minority go to Church each week, usually on Sundays. Some believe that Christians receive moral guidance from The Bible, but Christians are quite well represented in the prison population.
Among Christian religious leaders are many of the most upstanding people in society, as well as a small number who lead a double life, occasionally being exposed for sexual and financial misdeanours.
There is no one special characteristic of Christians, apart from their belief.
Followers of Christianity believe mostly that Jesus is God or son of God. They believe that he was crucified to sacrifice all humans and free them from Adam original sin. They believe in God as the thrre of father, son, and spirit in one.They believe that they enter the Paradise through Jesus love. Refer to question below on Muslims perspective of these beliefs.
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There are no distinctly European characteristics of any of these religions. Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are the same general faiths regardless of where the practitioner lives. There are certainly localized cultural flavors to these religions in Europe, such as cuisine or general style of dress, but the root of these religions is the same.
There are many languages and religions that people from Africa follow. Languages include Eastern Bantoid and Mande and religions include Christianity and Hindu.
Michael Ragussis has written: 'Figures of conversion' -- subject(s): Conversion to Christianity, Jews, Jews in literature, National characteristics, English, in literature, History and criticism, Group identity in literature, Christianity and other religions in literature, English fiction, History
Christianity
Non-denominational Christianity, Lutheran Christianity, Presbyterian Christianity, Messianic Judaism, Social Christianity, Baptist Christianity, Methodist Christianity, Pentecostal Christianity, Protestant Christianity, and regular Judaism.
This was an important development because it meant that Christians could openly practice their religion. In 325 CE, the Council of Nicaea gave Christianity greater influence because the Roman Emperor now formally recognized the religion and worked to establish a clear set of beliefs and practices
Christianity promised freedom
It is one of Islam religion characteristics and fundamentals per Quran and Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) teachings. Otherwise, would answer why there are ten commandments in Judaism and Christianity. Refer to question below.
Global Christianity, without 'the'
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