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What makes Christians believe that God can do anything?
Faith. Faith is a gift from God, and a choice is made to embrace that faith. Christians choose, by faith, to believe that God can do anything.
Where do christians practice their faith?
In everyday life.. Christian faith has no off switch.
Does Martin Luther king have faith?
everyone one has faith like Christians have faith in god and they believe in jesus
Can Christians be against immigration?
Yes. Christians can be against anything, as long as they do it in faith and as unto the Lord.
What is follower of faith known as to christians?
The followers of the christian faith are known as christians because they are followers of the words of a person called Jesus Christ. Christ means 'the anointed one'.
Why do non christians pray?
It's what we were made to do, but don't forget that christians aren't the only faith to pray.
Why are middle ages known as the ''age of faith''?
it was known as the age of faith because... christians belifes are of widespread
The Maryland colony opened its settlement to?
all christians faith
How did Rome's persecutiom of christians help Christianity grow and spread?
Because people were inspired by the courage of the early Christians(many of whom were only children), & their willingness to die for their faith, that they too, became Christians. "The Blood of the Martyrs is the Seed of the Faith."
How might cathedrals strengthen Christian's faith?
A true Christians faith is a gift from God, buildings should not have anything to do with it.
How important is it that faith cannot be proved?
That depends on the believer. If one wishes to hold to a faith that can not be proven, it is that person's right to do so. It is interesting, however, that some Christians tell followers of other religions that their faith can not be proven, and that therefore they should become Christians. This, in spite of the Christian faith not being proved.
What is the difference in names between German Jews and German Christians?
The same as American Jews and American Christians. It's about the faith.
