Personal Narrative: My World As A Russian Christian

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I see the world as a Russian Christian. I gained almost all this worldview from my family and my personal experience. Ever since I was a little boy my parents took me to church and taught me all about Christianity. Also, I was raised Russian and because of that see the world differently that an American. My personal experiences showed the truth to a lot of things. I believe that the Bible is the main source of truth. I believe in God the Father, creator of heaven and earth, I believe in Jesus Christ who was sent on this earth to die and take the wrath of God for the sins of humanity so we can be in heaven with him. I believe that he was crucified and died, but rose on the third day and went into heaven and will come back to judge all those

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