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Name: Maria Naim 7*
Religion: Christianity

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a.The followers of Cristianity are called Christians.
b. 2.3 billion people practice Christianity.
c. Christians are found on every continent.
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a. Christianity began in 30 CE when Jesus began traveling and teaching religious ideas.
b. It began in Israel.

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a. Jesus founded Christianity.

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a. From Israel, it spread to the Roman Empire and then the rest of the world through missionary activities.
b.

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a. The believe in only one god

b & c

Christianity developed out of Judaism.

Christians believe in one God.

They believe in the Old Testament and the story of Jesus and his Apostoles, told in the New Testament.

Jesus was Gold’s only son, sent to Earth to save humankind from sin.

Beleive in the Golden Rule - that one should “do to others as you would have them do to you.”

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a. Bible

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a. Their place of worship is called a church.

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a. A cross is the main representation of Christianity, because it's seen as the crucifixion of Jesus.

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a. Christians believe that the afterlife includes an eternal heaven or hell depending on whether the individual has faith in God, in Christ's resurrection, and how they lived their life and worshipped God.
b. Christianity developed out of Judaism, because Jesus was Jewish.
c. Christianity is the largest religion with 2.3 billion followers.

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10. Celebrations, festivals, or holidays

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10. Celebrations, festivals, or holidays

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a. Christmas is the annual Christian festival celebrating Christ's birth, held on December 25.
b. Easter is the most important and oldest festival of the Christians, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ and held between March 21 and April 25.
c. Ash Wednesday is a Christian holy day of prayer, fasting and repentance. It falls on the first day of Lent, the six weeks of penitence before Easter.