Resurrection Of Jesus Study Guide

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It centres on an important Christian belief that after being crucified to take the punishment for sins committed, Jesus Christ rose again from the dead. A part of the Nicene Creed quotes the occurrence as "On the third day he rose again in accordance with the Scriptures". It is an important principle of Christian theology, and is celebrated on Easter Sunday, two days after Good Friday, the day of his crucifixion. This free PowerPoint template can be used to highlight the theme of resurrection and salvation in church sermons on Easter Sunday, and can also be used for classes for the study of religions. It can also be downloaded for spiritual music sessions with religious lyrics and with religious images …show more content…

Christianity is the predominant religion in Europe, Russia, the Americas, the Philippines, East Timor, Southern Africa, Central Africa, East Africa and Oceania. This free PowerPoint template can be used for seminars on the religion’s traditions and customs across various countries and continents. It can also be downloaded by churches for presentations at various events and celebrations such as universally popular Christmas to highlight the strength of Christianity as a majority religion, and the various customs in each corner of the world. The free Christian template can also be used for baptism ceremonies, along with statistics to present to a large-scale audience, and at diverse ethnic community gatherings to present the facts on Christianity’s presence in the world. It can be used for sermons on the Christian values and beliefs centering on acceptance of individuals, not barred by caste and …show more content…

These denominations are identifiable religious bodies under a common name, structure, and doctrine within Christianity. The divisions between each of the groups are defined by doctrine and church authority. The five major Church bodies of Christian denominations are Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox, Anglican, and Protestant. This free Christian PowerPoint template can be used to present the varying views of the different denominations on issues such as the nature of Jesus, the authority of apostolic succession, etc. It can also be downloaded to make presentations during celebrations of festivals such as Christmas and to present the differing customs and practices of each group. It can be used during religious gatherings for each Church body on occasions such as baptism and in church websites to disseminate information on each sect’s theological teachings, and during familial gatherings to present their ancestral history in following the

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