Is there one true religion? No one really knows considering all religions has its own path. And all of them have a different view of God, if they believe in one creator. Each one has its own interpretation of the saving a man’s soul from condemnation. Christianity and Judaism are the closest to each other. People who teach that every religion leads to the same fate have overlooked the fact that each religion claims to have its own truth. The bible of each of the religions differs from each other, but for Christianity and Judaism because they share the Old Testament. But let’s start from the beginning. The oldest religion in the world is Hinduism which is still being practiced to this day. The world’s first record of any religious practice come
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Christianity was established from Judaism in the 1st century C.E. It is reputable on the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, and those who follow him are called "Christians." Christianity has a many different of branches and forms with associated assortment in beliefs and practices. The three major branches of Christianity are Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, and Protestantism, with a wide variety of smaller groups within each of these branches. Old-fashioned Christian beliefs contain the belief in the one and only true God, who is one being and exists as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and the belief that Jesus is the heavenly and human Savior set out to the save the world. Christianity is also famous for its importance on faith in Christ as the primary factor of religion. “The holy text of Christianity is the Bible, including both the Old Testament and the New Testament.” Essential to Christian practice is the meeting at churches for Sunday worship, fellowship, and bible study, and commitment with the world through evangelism and group …show more content…
Being observant Jews, the early Christians included the ancient Jewish practice of ceremonial bathing into Christian practice (Leviticus 14:8). Baptism was also used to pledge converts to Judaism, and the Essenes, generations of Jesus, practiced a daily ceremonial bathing. “According to bible in the Gospels, John the Baptizer, who baptized his followers as a sign of repentance, baptized Jesus as well. Jesus later instructed his followers to baptize others.” For early Christians, baptism was a symbol of moral cleansing, the beginning of new and everlasting life, and a sign of a Christian's readiness for the coming Kingdom of
Christianity was established from Judaism in the 1st century C.E. It is reputable on the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, and those who follow him are called "Christians." Christianity has a many different of branches and forms with associated assortment in beliefs and practices. The three major branches of Christianity are Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, and Protestantism, with a wide variety of smaller groups within each of these branches. Old-fashioned Christian beliefs contain the belief in the one and only true God, who is one being and exists as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and the belief that Jesus is the heavenly and human Savior set out to the save the world. Christianity is also famous for its importance on faith in Christ as the primary factor of religion. “The holy text of Christianity is the Bible, including both the Old Testament and the New Testament.” Essential to Christian practice is the meeting at churches for Sunday worship, fellowship, and bible study, and commitment with the world through evangelism and group …show more content…
Being observant Jews, the early Christians included the ancient Jewish practice of ceremonial bathing into Christian practice (Leviticus 14:8). Baptism was also used to pledge converts to Judaism, and the Essenes, generations of Jesus, practiced a daily ceremonial bathing. “According to bible in the Gospels, John the Baptizer, who baptized his followers as a sign of repentance, baptized Jesus as well. Jesus later instructed his followers to baptize others.” For early Christians, baptism was a symbol of moral cleansing, the beginning of new and everlasting life, and a sign of a Christian's readiness for the coming Kingdom of