because the Christian faith is pointless if Jesus was an illusion
Docetism is considered wrong in Christian theology because it denies the true humanity of Jesus Christ. According to Christian belief, Jesus was both fully divine and fully human, and denying his humanity undermines the significance of his life, death, and resurrection for humanity's salvation.
Christianity Claims to be true to the teachings of Chirist.
A:Docetism was a form of early Christian belief that held that Jesus is a mutable figure who represents the archetype of the Self and appears in different ways to initiates with different levels of understanding. The Gospel of Philip says, "Some realise that they are seeing themselves." We do not know how Docetism started, but it was a Gnostic belief and therefore started among the Gnostic Christians.
List and discuss several orthodox responses to docetism and arianism.
In any religion other than Christianity, no. In Christianity, it comes down to an ultimately pointless quibble over semantics, but the answer is probably still technically "no." So, no.
Docetism
Both Gnosticism and Docetism had that teaching.
Jesus Christ.
No, theism being true does not necessarily mean that Christianity must also be true. Theism is the belief in a higher power or deity, while Christianity is a specific religion that follows the teachings of Jesus Christ. Other religions also believe in a higher power, so theism and Christianity are not mutually exclusive.
Christianity doesn't promote anything. It simply fills a void of human knowledge that was unexplainable 2,000 years ago. It's basically pointless.
Christianity is the most true of these Christianity is the religion that Jesus started so I would say that is the truest of the three of these.
Because Islam was protected and is perfect while Christianity started off as true and perfect but was changed as it was passed on.