Christianity

• The Bible is the holy book of Christians
• Christians believe that Jesus was sent by God to save humanity from sin.
• Jesus died on the cross as an atonement for human sins, but he rose again three days later.
• Christians believe that through faith in Jesus Christ they can be saved from their sins and have eternal life with God.
• Christians celebrate Christmas as the birth of Jesus Christ.
• Easter celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
• Christians believe that salvation can only be achieved through faith in Jesus Christ.
• Catholicism believes in the authority of the Pope and the importance of sacraments such as baptism and communion.
• Christianity has two main branches - Catholicism and Protestantism.
• Protestants reject the idea of papal infallibility and emphasize individual interpretation of scripture over tradition.
• Holy Communion or Eucharist is a Christian sacrament where bread and wine are consumed symbolically representing the body and blood of Jesus Christ.
• Baptism is a Christian rite of initiation involving immersion in water, signifying purification and rebirth.
• Advent is celebrated four weeks before Christmas and commemorates the coming of Jesus into the world.
• Lent is observed forty days before Easter and involves fasting and repentance.
• The Bible is considered sacred scripture by Christians.
• The Old Testament contains stories about the creation of the world, the history of Israel, and prophecies about the coming Messiah.
• The New Testament includes accounts of Jesus' teachings, miracles, death, and resurrection.
• Jesus was born to Mary by the Holy Spirit.
• The Church is made up of all Christians who follow Jesus Christ.
• There are differences between Catholics and Protestants regarding the nature of God, including beliefs about the Trinity and the relationship between God's attributes.
• Confession involves admitting sins to a priest who offers forgiveness on behalf of God.
• Jesus' teachings include love thy neighbor, turn the other cheek, forgive others, and do unto others what you would have them do unto you.
• The Ten Commandments outline moral principles and prohibitions, including honoring God, avoiding idolatry, not taking God's name in vain, keeping the Sabbath day holy, respecting parents, not committing murder, adultery, theft, lying, or coveting.
• Easter Sunday celebrates the resurrection of Jesus from death and represents new life and hope.
• Easter celebrates the resurrection of Jesus from death and is marked by feasting and church services.
• The Bible consists of both Old and New Testaments, with the former containing Jewish religious texts and the latter focusing on the life and teachings of Jesus.
• The angel Gabriel gave Mary Jesus one night so she could birth her
• Christians believe that Jesus was born to a virgin named Mary through divine intervention.
• Jesus performed miracles such as healing people and raising Lazarus from the dead.
• Jesus taught about love, forgiveness, and compassion.
• Jesus hade 12 followers but one betrayed him and he got sentence to death
• Jesus challenged social norms and encouraged followers to be kind and generous towards all people.
• Paulus help create Christianity cause he helped build the first church
• The Bible is considered sacred by Christians because it contains stories about God's relationship with humanity and provides guidance on how to live a moral life.
• Paulus hated Christians at first but then he got a vision from god telling him to stop chasing Christians and then he became one himself
• Kristendomen är en monoteistisk religion
• Kristendomens heliga skrift är Bibeln
• Kristendomen är den största av världsreligionerna
• Jesus anses vara Guds son
• Han hade lärjungar som han undervisade