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Christianity appeals to many born into Christian families because it is the easy option - just as Islam appeals to those born into Muslim families, Hinduism appeals to those born into Hindu families, and so on. Having learnt from a very early age that the family religion is the correct religion to follow, most people live their entire lives this way.
Christianity appeals to converts for a wide range of reasons. In his autobiography, Nelson Mandela said that he became a Christian because only by doing so could he, as a black South African, receive an education. Some are impressed by the obvious sincerity of Christian preachers. Others see the high moral values taught by Christians to be important.
So they can appeal to Christians (and other people) and get more followers.
Christianity appealed to people because it has the answers to the important questions in life. eg Why are we here? What happens to us after death?
Insecure folks, lower IQ's, or have been fully indoctrinated by their family.
It teaches love, peace, and respect for your fellow human being.
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No single religion is better than another. There are many different reasons that a person might practice a specific religion, but the main thing to remember is that religion is very subjective. Christianity will appeal more to some while Judaism will appeal more to others while Islam will appeal more to others, etc.
because they want to
The Appeal has 384 pages.
Christianity is a very appealing religion, particularly by people who have no standing in society. Christianity stresses that death may not be the end, that the riches, powers, and glory of this world are unimportant (thus the appeal to the powerless), that God loves all people, and that love of other people is the key to salvation. Therefore, many Romans abandoned the Roman gods and converted to Christianity.
James Gore King McClure has written: 'The great appeal' -- subject(s): God, Theological anthropology, Christianity, God (Christianity)