Over the past 2,000 years, Christianity has impacted and influenced my parts of the world today. In fact, Christianity is one the popular religions being practiced in daily life. It makes you ask yourself how did we get here as Christians, what obstacles did we have to take to keep our beliefs. Christianity from its founding up to 1500 had just about 13 centuries. Christianity started out as the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth, from the spreading’s of Saint Paul, to Muhammad coming into mecca, Christianity moving over to the east to Syria, Persia, India, china, Ethiopia, and North Africa. You could describe the changes of Christianity as a map of time.
For start, Jesus had taught his followers the creeds of the church “the son of god, very god of very god” so that during his resurrection death they understood that the forgiveness of sins and eternal life was for his believers. When the Muslims took over Jerusalem they created the “Dome of The Rock”, it’s supposed to be where Jesus conversated with a witness. One of his followers Saint Paul followed the teachings of Jesus; In which he led the Good news of Jesus and said that it was for everyone. Women were also followers of Jesus Christ, they felt like life was better with being involved with the church. Women had leadership roles …show more content…
In the third century, Christianity then headed over to Persia dealing with people that where scientist and educated, they were always suspected of the Roman empires loyalty. Moving to higher heights, Armenia was the first state to adopt Christianity as a religion. Syrian and Persia were the core churches of the east; their missionaries had spread Christianity father out towards the east. Muhammad was born in 570, and was known to be an authentic prophet. Mecca is where Muhammad had escaped persecution and Egypt is where Jesus and his family escaped persecution. When Muhammad died it was only a few Christians
For start, Jesus had taught his followers the creeds of the church “the son of god, very god of very god” so that during his resurrection death they understood that the forgiveness of sins and eternal life was for his believers. When the Muslims took over Jerusalem they created the “Dome of The Rock”, it’s supposed to be where Jesus conversated with a witness. One of his followers Saint Paul followed the teachings of Jesus; In which he led the Good news of Jesus and said that it was for everyone. Women were also followers of Jesus Christ, they felt like life was better with being involved with the church. Women had leadership roles …show more content…
In the third century, Christianity then headed over to Persia dealing with people that where scientist and educated, they were always suspected of the Roman empires loyalty. Moving to higher heights, Armenia was the first state to adopt Christianity as a religion. Syrian and Persia were the core churches of the east; their missionaries had spread Christianity father out towards the east. Muhammad was born in 570, and was known to be an authentic prophet. Mecca is where Muhammad had escaped persecution and Egypt is where Jesus and his family escaped persecution. When Muhammad died it was only a few Christians