I think they tried to emulate the Romans who were the rulers at the.
Usually it has been shown this way because Christians (especially early Christians) made a Jesus in their image, as what they thought was a perfect image of a man (white, blue eyes, buff).
they named themselves christians because they were referring to how they were Christ like. Because Jesus is the Christ, or "The Anointed One" and they wanted to show that they would be like unto him
Service is important for Christians because it reflects the teachings of Jesus, who emphasized serving others as a way to demonstrate love and humility. By serving others, Christians can fulfill the commandment to love their neighbors as themselves and show compassion towards those in need. It also allows them to live out their faith by putting their beliefs into action.
When Christians show love for each other, God is there. Christians were quite cohesive and supportive of one another, and that helped spread the faith--it still does.
Many Christians believe that Jesus will return some day. Jews, Muslims, Hindus and those of other religions, as well as atheists, say that Jesus has died and will never return.
Most of us are sinners and Christians believe that baptism forgives sins. Jesus was not a sinner but got baptized to set an example and to show respect for the prophet John the Baptist.
Nothing in particular. It serves to show that even though Jesus was physically weak from not eating, he still had strength to withstand the devil's temptation.
It means we should be more practicing christians , then just being preachers , and we have to show it in our daily lives we live.
Some Christians/Catholics use images of Jesus to show that they believe and follow him and his belief because he is someone that they worship.
AnswerI think that Jesus performed miracles to show the power of the God and the existence of the God----It was indeed important for Jesus to do miracles, seeing the miracle more people believed that he was the son of god.
There is no record of the 'first' Christmas card, but early ones showed pictures of Mary and Jesus.
Palm Sunday is the start of Holy Week, where Jesus taught in Jerusalem before He was betrayed, crucified and rose again the following Sunday. As this is probably the most important time for Christians, we remember His triumphal entry into the city.