CHRISTIANITY

• The trinity is the belief that God is three persons in one God.
• The three parts of the trinity are the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
• Monotheism is the belief in one God
• Omnipotent means all powerful
• Omnipresent means God is everywhere
• Omnibenevolent means God is all loving
• Omniscient means God is all knowing
• Jesus is God incarnated (in flesh)
• The atonement is the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the cross, which forgave the sins of all people
• Jesus was born to Mary but was conceived of the Holy Spirit
• Jesus' life provides a perfect example of how God wants people to live
• Immanent means within all
• Transcendent means above all
• The Holy spirit guides Christians
• The Holy spirit is represented by the dove
• God made everything good and made humanity as the highpoint of creation
• Fundamental christians interpret the bible as the literal word of god
• Conservative christians believe the bible was written by humans who were inspired by god
• Liberal christians regard the bible as worlds written about god and a guide for christians in understanding their faith
• "Let us make man in our image, in our likeness" Genesis 1
• God is forgiving, shown in the parable of the prodigal son.
• Jesus taught his disciples The Lord's Prayer when they asked how to pray
• The Lord's prayer is the most widely known example of a set prayer
•  Set prayers are formal, written prayers that are often memorised so that they can be recited both publicly and privately.
• Informal prayers are like individual conversations with God.
• Christians believe that because of his omnibenevolent nature, God gives human beings instructions on how to live a good life and get to Heaven after they die.
•  A creed is a statement that sums up key beliefs
• Unitarian churches, such as Christadelphians, reject belief in the Trinity
• Christians believe that all three persons of the Trinity were present at the creation of the world. 
• Genesis 1 shows that the Holy Spirit also had a role:

  "The Spirit of God was hovering over the water"
• "And let them have dominion … over all the earth."
• "God formed a man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life"
• Most Christians believe that humans have a role as caretakers or ‘stewards’ of creation
• Moral evil is due to wicked actions that people choose to do using their free will
• Natural evil is due to things beyond human control that results in suffering
• The Book of Job shows suffering is given by God to humanity as a test
• Humans need evil to appreciate goodness
• Sin entered the world due to the disobedience of Adam and Eve
• Those who have suffered will be rewarded in Heaven
• "The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us."