The majority of Christianists believe in "Just War". The Just War Theory was asserted as authoritative Catholic Church teaching by the United States Catholic Bishops in their pastoral letter, The Challenge of Peace: God's Promise and Our Response, issued in 1983. It is basically a belief that violence and warfare can be a morally justified means of solving human conflict. Contemporarily, some people believe that the Islamic precept of Jihad, is an expression of the "Just War" concept.
Because they're defending people/country.Because it's to overcome evil.Because they believe there's a good chance of winning.Because it's the last resort (The only Optione left.)
Christians do not believe in reincarnation. Christians believe in Heaven.
Uh... Yes? Just because Christians don't really believe in the Big Bang (I'm Christian and I believe in it, so sue me.) doesn't mean they don't believe in the universe.
Yes, they just do not believe he is a prophet of God.
Most Christians believe the bible is the inspired word of God, and therefore trust it unconditionally. It's just part of their beliefs.
For Hindus, the Holy Spirit does not exist, just as Christians believe that Vishnu does not exist.
By definition of "Christian", all Christians believe in G-d, in one form or another. no not the correct answer many will say that they do believe in god but most only say it just in case there is a god don't be fooled many Christians do not believe in god even though they say that they do it is actually because they do not want to be cast into hell just in case their is a god
You are just full of "real" questions, aren't you? I believe they are. Many do not. It depends on what you believe. Most Christians do not believe in aliens, although I am Christian and do believe in them.
They believe that any violence for any reason is wrong, just as Jesus taught. Most people who call themselves Christians do not follow Jesus' teachings in this regard.
Christians believe that 'life starts' at conception.
Christians believe there is only one God.
Kind of. Muslims worship Allah, which is Arabic for God. Christians worship the same God, they just don't call him Allah. More importantly, Christians worship Christ, which Muslims do not believe in.