Christianity
By: Reese Johnson
Christianity - Summerization
The followers of Christianity are called Christians. A major belief of Christians is of the Holy Trinity. The Holy Trinity is the belief that god has three parts: The son, the father, and the holy spirit. Christians base their focus on Jesus Christ, the son of god. One tradition of Christians is called Baptism. Baptism is the ceremony of introduction into Christianity, where the subject is dunked underwater in a means of ¨being cleansed¨ Another tradition is called the Holy Communion. The Holy Communion is a recreation of Jesus' last supper. The Christian Sabbath is Sunday, on which followers of Jesus gather in churches to be taught by a Pasture. Christians study The Bible in Church, as well as any other day. Christmas is a very well known holiday all around the world. Christmas is the holiday celebrating Jesus Christ's birth. Easter is also well known, as it is the resurrection of Jesus from the dead. Jerusalem is a holy place for Christians, as it is the place of Jesus' death on the cross.
Church
Here you see an example of a Christian Church. Although what you see here is a more modern church, these buildings are located all over the world, and come in many shapes and sizes. The symbol at the top of the Church is called a cross, the symbol for Christianity.
Baptism
In this picture, a priest or pasture is shown baptizing a little girl. A priest or pasture is the Christian worship leader. They teach sermons in Churches on Sunday. Other traditions are Christmas and Easter, the birth and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The Bible is a big part of Christian worship, as for it is the story of Jesus Christ, and the word of God.
Jerusalem
Jerusalem is the place of Jesus Christ's death. It is an important place for all three religions that believe in the god of Abraham: Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. It is a holy place, therefore it is a place to remember for Christians.
Bible
Christianity - Conclusion
Besides god, all three religions believe in Abraham. Abraham was an important man in history. Many religions find his teachings important. Also, all three religions are monotheistic, meaning they all believe in one god: the god of Abraham.