Christianity is based on Jesus' life and death and resurrection. Without knowing why Jesus lived died and rose again your understanding of Christianity would be very limited
No. Christianity was a religion that was created after Jesus' death. Jesus was a Jew.
Jesus did'nt develop Christianity. His followers did, after his death.
Christianity is based on the death and resurrection of Jesus. Without His death and resurrection there would be no Christianity.
Christianity came about after the life and death of Jesus Christ. It can therefore be said that Jesus was the founder of Christianity.
Christianity started in Israel, with the death and ressurection of Jesus Christ.
Jesus was Jewish. His actions later led to the founding of Christianity.
By preaching and healing, and by dying and by rising again, and finally, and this is the main way he 'brought Christianity', by sending the Holy Ghost to his believers. I think Jesus didn't bring Christianity. Christianity came after Jesus died. Because Christianity is based on the death burial and resurrection of Jesus. Salvation through faith in Jesus Christ wasn't preached until after His death.
The key figure of Christianity is Jesus Christ. He’s the foundation of our faith. It’s all about His life, death, and resurrection. Jesus is the Son of God, sent to save us from our sins and give us eternal life. Everything in Christianity centers around Him—His teachings, His sacrifice on the cross, and His victory over death. When you understand who Jesus is and what He’s done for you, everything else in your faith journey falls into place.
No culture is 'responsible' for Christianity. Christianity is based on the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Christianity. Christianity is centered around the life and death of Jesus of Nazareth
Christianity started when Jesus began teaching. around 4 BCE. But it was not until 60 AD that it became a large religion. -- 4BCE is the year he was born. Christianity was started after his death which was around 29AD.
It started after the death of Jesus Christ.