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Christianity is outlined in 10 main points: 1) Introduction, 2) History and origin of Christianity beginning with Jesus Christ, 3) Important terms like the Bible, baptism, faith, and symbols like the cross, 4) Types of Christianity, 5) Core teachings, beliefs, and doctrines, 6) Common symbols including the Eucharist, lamb, rosary, dove and cross, 7) Gods, 8) Places or countries where it is practiced, 9) Conclusion which thanks the reader for learning about Christianity.
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- 1. Christianity
- 2. Outline to be tackle about Christianity Here’s the list of what you’ll learn about Christianity. 1. Introduction. 2. History and Origin 3. Founder 4. Important Terms 5. Types 6. Teaching/Beliefs/Doctrines 7. Symbols 8. Gods 9. Places or Countries 10.Conclusion
- 5. 123 Founder
- 6. Advent The arrival of Jesus Christ. Important Terms The Bible A sacred type of book that contains all of the important scenario’s, events. Baptism It is where we start to accepting Jesus Christ as real, as God incarnate, as the sacrificial means by which those who believe in him Faith To have faith in him. Means to trust him without doubt.
- 7. The Lord’s Day Sunday Important Terms Ten Commandments The divine rules of conduct given by God to Moses on Mount Sinai Easter Resurrection Day
- 8. 1243 Types
- 10. Symbols The Eucharist (Bread and Wine) The bread and wine that we receive in Church as communion is also reffered as Eucharist The Lamb Jesus is often represented as lamb. Specifically “The Lamb of God”
- 11. Rosary A string of beads connected with the Crucifix that is one of the important symbols in Christianity and use it to pray. Symbols DOVE Is a type of bird white is the color. It can Be often found in Catholic Churches on Stained in glass windows The symbol of holy spirit
- 12. Symbols Cross/Crucifix The main symbol of Christianity is Cross or the Crucifix.
- 13. Gods 123
- 15. Conclusion 123
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