1.Whatever begins to exist has a cause.
2.The Universe began to exist.
3.Therefore, the Universe had a cause.
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Not just Christians as it is known as the universal, immutable Law of Cause and Effect. Taken to its logical 'beginning' there must be a first cause. Even science to day is looking for the 'God particle' and some think they may have evidence of it:
The law of cause and effect states that:
Every effect has a specific and predictable cause.
Every cause or action has a specific and predictable effect.
He doesn't, that's the whole point. He is the uncaused Cause.
To answer a question we need a who, where, when, what, or how. This question really requires a time.
A:The question mixes a little bit of science with a little bit of religion, making a coherent answer somewhat difficult.The scientific consensus is explained by Stephen Hawking, who says (The Grand Design) that because there are laws such as gravity, the universe can and will create itself from nothing.The religious position is known as the First Cause. This says that everything must have a cause, all the way back to the first cause. However, the "first cause" does not need a cause - it simply exists forever. For Christians, this first cause is God.
cause the moms need to show you how and stuff.
This is not only for Christians but for everyone. :) First, you need to choose a cause. Examples are helping homeless dogs and cats and kids with cancer. There are TONS of other things you can do! Look some up on the Internet. Next you need to choose how you want to help. For example, you could raise a puppy to become a guide dog to help handicaps. Or you could train a dog to become a therapy dog to help sick children, adults, and the elderly. Of course, there is MUCH more you can do. Make sure you look up websites on search engines. Thanks for being interested! :)
Christians are Christians they need something to compare against in order to have similarities
No, all they need is just cause.
First you need to find the cause of problem.
Anyone who is in need.
You would need to ask them. There are no distinguishing physical features
Christians need to know about Jesus as their savior, as that is the basis of their religion. Those who follow other religions, or none at all, do not need to know what Christians believe.
Not all Christians need to visit holy places, only those whose sect says they must, or those who feel the need to do so. Not all Christians need to visit holy places, only those whose sect says they must, or those who feel the need to do so.