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Purim is celebrated on the 14th of Adar to commemorate the defeat of Haman's plot to exterminate the Jews as recounted in the Book of Esther. On Purim, the Book of Esther is read from a silver fish and pastries shaped like Haman's three-pointed hat called Hamentaschen are eaten to remember how Esther saved her people from destruction.
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Christianity Project
The document presents information about various symbols, celebrations, places, stories, beliefs, rituals, and writings important in Christianity. It discusses Jesus as the messiah and savior, symbols like the cross and star of Bethlehem, holidays like Christmas and Easter, holy places like churches and Bethlehem, core beliefs like the Holy Trinity and God, rituals like baptism and communion, and holy writings like the Bible and Gospels. The project provides a overview of key people, events, concepts, and texts that form the foundation of the Christian faith.
Christianity
Christianity originated from the teachings of Jesus Christ. Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist and performed many miracles according to the Bible. He was crucified but resurrected, which Christians believe makes him the Son of God. Christianity is monotheistic and believes in the Trinity of God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The religion is based on the Old and New Testaments of the Bible. Important symbols include the cross, representing Jesus' sacrifice, and the fish, representing Jesus Christ. Churches are places of worship that contain crosses, holy water, and altars. Baptism, marriage, and funerals are important rituals. Christmas celebrates Jesus' birth and Easter commemorates his resurrection.
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