It not a person, it's just that Christianity made up so many beliefs. Baptism was borrowed from the Jewish religion, it started as the Jewish Custom of bathing before prayer service. Mary never ascended into heaven, it was only a legend until a 7th Century Pope decreed that it really happened and if you didn't believe that, reprisals were next. And the list goes on.
A:There is a historical relationship, in that Christianity developed within the Jewish milieu as an extension of Second Temple Judaism, and then some six hundred years later, Islam developed from beliefs held by Arabian Jews and Christians, with perhaps some additional pagan and Zoroastrian concepts added.The three religions hold some basic beliefs in common, such as worship of one God, and belief in the historicity of the Old Testament accounts.These three religions are similar beacuase they all revolve around the same books of the bible. These books are the Hebrew Bible, which Jews follow. The Christians add the New Testament (plus or minus several books for catholics and mormons). Then the muslims add more books and the story of Mohammad. Though the biblical differences can be seen, the most arguable difference is on Christ. Jews believe that he was not the messiah and are waiting for the coming of the messiah. The Christins believe that Jesus was the messiah and are waiting for his second coming. The muslims do not believe the Jesus was the son of God, but do hold that he was a prophet. There are more differences on the requirements for salvation, but they are finicky and long. If you need more info let me know.
Polytheistic religions encompass belief systems that worship multiple deities or gods, rather than a single, all-powerful god. These religions often involve rituals and practices that revolve around honoring and appeasing various gods associated with different aspects of life and nature. Some examples of polytheistic religions include Hinduism, ancient Greek and Roman religions, and various indigenous belief systems.
Religious conflicts in Brazil are primarily between Roman Catholics and Evangelical Christians, with some tensions also between practitioners of Afro-Brazilian religions, such as Candomblé and Umbanda, and mainstream Christian groups. These conflicts often revolve around issues of belief, competition for followers, and historical prejudice. Overall, Brazil is known for its religious diversity and tolerance, but instances of discrimination and violence based on religious differences can still occur.
One example of a religion that does not have a central deity is Buddhism. Buddhism focuses on teachings to guide individuals towards enlightenment and self-realization, rather than worship of a god or gods.
Unitarians believe that Jesus was a good person and prophet, but not God. They also believe the Bible is subject to Human error, and the belief that there is not trinity and that God exists as a separate entity.
they are both planets. revolve around the sun
velocity of satellite.
yes it revolve
It is an asteroid.
Revolve was created in 2009.
They revolve around planets.
They are asteroids.
Somewhere between 200 and 250 million years.
An asteroid.
The beliefs associated with Moses primarily revolve around his role as a prophet and leader in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. In Judaism, Moses is revered as the lawgiver who received the Torah at Mount Sinai, establishing the covenant between God and the Israelites. In Christianity, he is seen as a precursor to Jesus and a symbol of faith and deliverance. In Islam, Moses (Musa) is considered a significant prophet who conveyed God's messages and led the Israelites out of Egypt.
sun does not revolve, the earth does
revolve means to go the other way