Christianity Religion

CHRISTIANITY
Christianity is the belief and existence, based on the life and teachings, of Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ is indeed, the Son of God. He resurrected from the dead in 3 days. He is considered to be the Messiah sent by God to save humanity from judgment. Jesus ascended into heaven, after resurrecting, where he reigns with God and with the unity of the Holy Spirit. He will return to judge the world and grant eternal life to those that follow Him. The core belief of Christianity is by believing that Jesus died and resurrected and that God forgives us from our sins to gain eternal life.
Christianity is one of the largest systems of religions with religious and political developments. People that follow Christianity are considered to be

Jesus’ tomb, is in fact, empty. There have been historical claims that Jesus’ tomb was found empty on a Sunday morning by a group of his followers. There is solid evidence that Jesus’ tomb is empty. There was a man, by the name of Apostle Paul that stated Jesus’ tomb is empty. According to Paul, “And if Christ be not raised, your faith is vain; ye are yet in your sins.” What Paul was alluding to was that, if Christ had not risen (referring to an empty tomb), our sins would not have been forgiven. According to I Corinthians, the 15th chapter, Christ rose again on the 3rd day and was seen of Cephas, a former disciple of Christ. Afterward, others, including 500 hundred brethren and Apostle James saw Christ after his

There are several sources that have concrete evidence that Christ existed: the Bible, early Christian writings and the personal accounts from Paul of Tarsus. Paul revealed that he got his information concerning Christ through revelations and visions. Some implied that the biblical evidence of Christ’s existence is biased because it was written by Christian believers. There’s always controversy about documents proving that Jesus existed. The first four gospels, in the bible, are bibliographical accounts of the life of Christ. Each gives their own personal recollection of who he was. Many speculate that these books and documents, of Christ, were written many years after his death. This gives the impression that these sources are not