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The prayer that unites all Christians is the Lord's Prayer, taught by Jesus to His disciples. It emphasizes fundamental Christian beliefs, including the sanctity of God's name, the importance of forgiveness, and the desire for God's kingdom to come. This prayer is recited in various forms across different Christian denominations, reflecting a shared faith and commitment to the teachings of Christ. Its universal nature makes it a central element of Christian worship and devotion.
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What is the favorite prayer of Christians?
The favorite prayer of Christians include the Our Father and the Hail Mary.
What unites christians in their beliefs about marriage?
There is no universal agreement among Christians about any aspect of marriage.
Do Christians live through prayer and action?
Yes, Christians live their life through prayer and helpful actions.
Why do the Christians have to pray so quietly?
Prayer is a Christians interpersonal talk with God our creator. When gathered in church or a group, a common prayer is often used for all to bow their heads &/or some say aloud.
What unites christians in their beliefs about marridge?
Most CHristiams spell it "marriage>_
What is the name of the prayer Jesus told christians to use?
It is called the lords prayer.
Who is the best model of prayer for Christians?
steve
When should Christians fight?
only through prayer
Are Protestants pluralists inclusivists or exclusivists?
Protestantism is a wide group of people who identify themselves as christians and the only real thing that unites all of them is their opposition to Roman Catholisism, so your answer is all three!
Why are there different positions for prayer as christians?
The oldest and most traditional posture of prayer for Christians is called the orans position (literally means the prayer position). This is a position of standing with arms raised to either side, in imitation of Christ on the cross. The oldest images from the Roman catacombs and houses of Christians in prayer show us Christians in this position. In the medieval period, prayer was often done with arms crossed infront of yourself. The preztel was in fact designed in imitation of Christians in prayer like this, since it was a food meant for the Lenten fast before Easter. In the modern era, it has become common place to associate kneeling with prayer, a posture traditionally reserved for penitence. Often, the postures come from imitation of Christ - like the orans position. Or from practical need. In fact, Christians are encouraged to pray without ceasing, so really any posture can be a posture of prayer.
Daily activity of the early christians?
Go to chuch.
Why do christians celebrate the lords prayer?
In the Bible Jesus instructs specifically how to pray. His example is known as "the Lord's Prayer".
