Christianity And Religion

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Christianity is The largest group followed by people that are very religious than most religions and according to research it has more than 2 billion believers. Christianity is very much focused on Jesus Christ and is seen more than just a system but a belief. It has become a very organized culture with different ways of life and other ideas and practices that has been going on from generation to generation since Jesus became the objective of faith. Christianity has a combination of culture and tradition of faith that make the church Christianity. Jesus Christ and the members that he was with had a tradition and they stood with faith tradition that was inherited by Hebrew people and they were from Israel. Christianity teaches us that if you …show more content…
Christianity worships usually our prayers, sermon, and singing. Mostly other churches have a different ritual for ordination, and other churches usually have individuals play a role in a church. Most Christians have been baptized whether as a child or adult but most of them usually have participated in this. It is a weekly worship through the year for Christianity, there are even different types of worship styles when it comes to Christianity and such as Christmas and Easter have a different meaning. The Christian life is a much practiced by symbols that are accustomed to the relationship with God and the most common symbol would be a cross. Christianity focuses more on the existence of god and that we are all a image to god and are honored and respected and we aren't just processed from a single celled organism. There is a difference with all other religions that Christianity is a religion that shows salvation by grace and we are here because God died for us on the cross. One thing that I didn’t know about my religion was that it was first name as Judaism in the first century that it was

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