A central leadership is important because it helps maintain unity in the Church and assures that the same beliefs and teachings are followed throughout the Universal Church, that we are all 'on the same page' or 'marching to the same drummer' so to speak. This helps prevent heretical teachings from finding their way into Church doctrine. In many non Catholic churches today their is a real crisis of leadership - there is none and each congregation does its own thing and many times what they do is in direct opposition to what The Bible tells us.
There are many people - Jesus, The Apostles, Paul and other Saints known and unknown. The truth is all Christians are important leaders that have contributed in that they spread the word of God through their actions. This is God's will - that his message be spread everwhere.
I think Christians don't believe this.Hospices are important to all people not so important to Christians.
There are not such leaders in Christianity . if ever such a person is there Christians will not call him as a christian leader because they are guiding by God
Jesus Christ, because as Christians we are followers of Christ.
i think it was like Conrad III and Louis VII who led the christians, and then the muslim leaders were Damascus, and Seljuk Turks. thats what i read. sorry if its no help.xxx
Jerusalem has some significance for Christians as that is where Jesus was crucified but really it is just a city there is nothing holy or important about Jerusalem for Christians. There is nothing important about going there.
What was important to the success of the Progressive leaders
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AnswerJustice is important for all people, including Christians. Without justice, oppression can rule, and there will be no civilised society.
From a Christian standpoint, Diocletian was important because he instigated the last Great Persecution of the Christians.
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It's important to Christians because WWJD is a reminder of how we should act as Christians and that we should think of how Jesus would handle a situation before doing something that is wrong.