Believing that Jesus is the Son of God and The Bible is God's Word are core beliefs of Christianity. All true denominations of Christianity (Baptist, Methodist, Catholicism, etc.) believe that.
If you believe Jesus is a god then you are a Christian, baptised or not. There are also religions that believe in Jesus but do not believe him to be god. There is no evidence in their literature to suggest they will or can be abandoned by Jesus. If you are not a Christian or any other religion that believes in Jesus then the question is moot, it does not matter if Jesus abandons you.
Why of course. The Bible is the heart of The Christian Faith alongside with The Cross and Jesus Christ.
Christian Scientists study the Bible daily. They believe Jesus Christ is the Son of God and they strive to follow His teachings.
This depends on your perspective, if you are referring to Jesus of the Christian Bible: all Christians believe so. As of our day, we have yet to prove that humans can come back from the dead.
Because they believe that Jesus Christ is the Messiah and the Son of God as the Bible says.
As a good and strong christian, I believe in Jesus Christ, the son of God. Christains do believe and supposed to believe Jesus is the son of God because "christian" means "christ-like". Christians follow the ways of Jesus Christ because he established the church and called it his. It is in the bible that Jesus was in existence before he was killed but then he rose again and fulfilled his promise.
Both religions believe in the idea of one God (though the concept of God is viewed very differently within the two religions). Both religions share the Hebrew Bible, though the Christian version, called the Old Testament, is only read in translation and the early church changed the order of the books. Jews keep the Hebrew Bible in its original order. Both religions teach a philosophy of treating others with kindness (though the early and medieval Christians were not very kind to Jews.)
Christian religions acknowledge both the present existence and Lordship of Jesus Christ, but most other religions acknowledge that Jesus Christ once lived
Yes, being a 'Christian' is to be a disciple of Jesus 'Christ.'
77 is it?
This happens since all religions are trying to recruit as many followers as possible and there is always one that gets in the other's way, for example, Jews say that Jesus Christ was not the son of god and that bothers and gets in the way of the holy teachings of the Christian Bible
The majority of religions believe in Jesus Christ, but have different beliefs about him. Mormon and Jehovah Witness have around the same basic beliefs of Jesus. Jewish, Christian, and Catholic have the same basic principles as well. Buddhism does not have a god, it believes in a path to enlightenment. Muslim, or Islamic, believe in Jesus, but only as a prophet. Their god is Mohammad.