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    Christianity does embraces scientific reasoning because we live in a world that science has helped to improve humankind, life style, however, when science takes the place of God’s authority in the earth, man will only be subjective to his thoughts and not God the creator of all creations. Consequently, science is completely different from Christianity. Christians center their attention on values, morals, faith, and truth. They believe in the principle of the Bible, and that the Bible reveals the mind of God to those who have accepted him as their Savior. In addition, Christianity embraces the Bible as being the infallible word of God, and without it acceptance, man will be lost in their sins. On the contrary, science seek causes, who, what, when, where, how, and why.…

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    Both Muslim and Christianity are popular religions across the world, and they have significant impacts on the lives of their believers more so spiritually. Christianity and Muslim have common originality and values and believes making their believers respect and understand one another. In many countries across the globe, the two have been involved in the formulation of laws which the government uses in governing their various countries. Even though researchers show that Christianity is…

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    Judaism, Christianity and Islam are three major monotheistic religons in the world. Christanity is the worlds biggest religion with about 2.1 billion followers. Chirstianity is based on the teachings of Jesus Christ who is the son of God. Judaism is ancient monotheistic religion. Judaism is about the world we live in and how we should live it. Islam is Abrahamic religion and is based on a religious text the Qur’an. Islam is second largest religion with one billion followers. Although Judaism,…

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    Constantine, influenced by his divine experience, met with Licinius and issued the Edict of Milan, the ruling that forever changed the fate of Christianity in…

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    Rise Of Christianity

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    Rome was a city in ancient Greece that provided a great level of religious freedom. In the early days of Christianity many churches were in houses, many people were unaware that these places were Christian gathering spots. Although Christianity began as a secret, they were able to grow. In the first 300 years of its existence Christianity had many accomplishments; there was a sense of community surrounding Christianity. A strong bond was formed between the clergy and the rank and file. The…

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    Christianity In The 1600s

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    While there may be debate as to what the most important event was in the time periods all the way up to the 1600’s, I would argue that it was in introduction of the Christian religion to the western civilizations. Every aspect of civilization was impacted by this socially, economically and politically. Christianity was first introduced by Constantine in the Roman Empire in the late third century. Constantine issued the famous Edict of Milan, which made it official that the Romans would tolerate…

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    Christianity In Russia

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    to like about the aforementioned anecdote. It provides more insight into the early development between politics and Christianity in Russia. While this happened many centuries ago, the backdrop of its occurrence represents the growth of the relationship between the two. It would be hard to fathom in contemporary instances, but to make a modern day comparison, this would be equivalent to the President seeking input and counsel from a Cardinal or Priest before launching a military campaign against…

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    In Christianity, the bible is the most important book written. It is important to Christians because it is an eye witness account of the stories of Jesus. Without the bible, we would only have stories of the creation of time and Jesus, but through the bible, we can experience these stories almost as we were there. For Christians, this book shapes how they live daily. It is like a moral code set by God that Christians are required to follow so that they may be granted access to heaven. Without…

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    the Early Middle Ages, the High Middle Ages, and the Late Middle Ages. The Early Middle Ages saw the rise of Islam and the effects it would have on Christianity. Throughout this time, Jews, Christians, and Muslims would learn to live and tolerate each other. During the Late Middle Ages, the power of the church started to decline and all three of these religions were officially established. The religion of Islam began in the Early Middle…

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    As any religion it is hard to depict one definition and group of people who are Christian. The problem is that there are so many different branches of Christianity people argue that other groups are supposedly not “Christian” because of the criterion each group uses. According to Martin there are two groups of Christians: the one group believes the belief of god resides in the virgin birth, resurrection are necessary for the Christian identity. While the other group thinks belief in god is…

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