I agree that most forms of Christianity believe that Jesus is the Son of God, but not all Christians believe that Jesus and Almighty God is the same person and that a 3rd part of this person is the Holy Spirit, or so-called Holy Ghost. When Jesus was on earth he imitated the behavior and reflected the attitude of his Father. Several scriptures in the Gospels record Jesus words as saying "I and the Father are one"... although some Christians take this as literally meaning that Jesus and Almighty God are one person or being... Jesus also stated in the model prayer which demonstrated not just how he wanted his follower to pray but also how he himself prayed saying at Matthew 6:9 "Our Father in the heavens" meaning that Jesus respected his Creator calling him by this designation "Our Father" and he wanted his followers, as demonstrated in the model prayer, to respect his Creator as well as calling him by this same designation "Father"... also he said "let his father's name be sanctified, or be made holy", or set apart as something sacred, which the Hebrews scriptures at PS 83:18 states "you whose name is Jehovah, art the Most High, over all the earth"... this is the name that Jesus and his disciples used although it would have been slightly different in Hebrew, possibly Yahweh (from the Tetragrammaton letters YHWH) and the name that Jesus stated should be called upon in prayer and given the highest form of respect
Christianity is a relationship. Although External Actions play an important part in Christianity, it is not the base of Christianity. It depends on the motive. A True Christian will do good on the inside because he/she has God(Jesus) inside, and a False Christian will do good in an attempt to attain favour from God.
Loki doesn't have a role in Christianity. Loki was/is the NORSE god of mischief.
He is a Part of the Assemblies Of God denomantion.
Yes, the difference is huge. In Christianity, Jesus is God and part of the three-part Godhead. In Islam he is a prophet or messenger, not considered part of the Trinity, or to be God. In Christianity, Jesus died and rose form the dead as a means of restoring the relationship between sinful man and a righteous God. Islam rejects this.
Jesus of Nazareth, monotheism, and the Bible as the word of God are all part of Christianity.
How is the nature of God in Judaism different from God in Christianity
Because Jesus Christ on which Christianity is based is the Son of God/God.
There is only One God in Christianity, Judaism and Islam.
In some instances yes, but for the most part no. Christianity is separated by one major factor, Jesus. The Jews did not believe that Jesus was the Messiah. Thus those who believed joined Christianity. Also another part of it is talking to God. The Jews had to go to someone for them to go to God in prayer. This is not the case in Christianity. However, both religions are linked in that they are same God religions and they call for same morals.
Being monotheistic is a major part of Christianity because we only believe in one God. I'm not quite sure how to explain it any further, but it's like, God is God. We believe that there are no other gods that exist. Who other people or what other things people worship are fake gods and idols because there is only one God; the true God.
In Christianity there is a Trinity. That is God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.
Christianity has only one God called God.