Jesus Christ is recognized as the founder of Christianity, which is based on the belief in one God who created and cares for the universe. According to Christian faith, Jesus, the Son of God, was sent into the world as the chosen servant and Messiah to guide people in fulfilling their religious duties. The Old Testament details the creation of the world by God and the ways in which humanity failed to uphold divine promises. In contrast, the New Testament focuses on the teachings and life of Jesus Christ as recorded by His disciples. Together, the Old and New Testaments form the Sacred Scriptures of Christianity, known as the Holy Bible, which serves as the foundational text for Christian beliefs and practices.
Theology :
- God (Father, Son, Holy spirit ).
- Baptism – Individual Entrance into Christianity.
- Salvation
- Trinity
Difference form of Christianity practices around the world
- Western Countries : Catholic, Protestant, Pentecostal.
- Eastern Countries : Eastern Catholic oriental orthodox, Assyrian.
- Nontrinitarian : Jehovah’s witness, LDS church, Oneness Pentecostal.
- Eucharist : Holy Celebrations in which worshippers share bread (Body of Christ) and wine (Blood of Christ) as a sign of unity, with one another and with Jesus.