Christianity
A belief that Jesus is the Savior
Practiced by Christians
The Christian populace practices Christmas, Easter, and some sects practice Lent. Christmas is believed to be the birthday of Jesus Christ and is celebrated with much giving of presents. Easter is believed to be the day that Jesus rose from the grave, three days after being crucified. Lent is when a person gives up something they love to eat/drink for a month, to represent their spirit's hunger for religious doctrine.
Traditions and sacred things
Church is once a week, usually on Sunday, and is filled with singing, prayer, praise, and teachings. The Bishop, Pastor, Pope, and many different names are for just the one person who leads the church and teaches the congregation. the worship place for the many sects of the Christian religion vary, but are in a building that can be not very decorated to ones that cost $750,000! In any of the churches, there are always some similar beliefs. The Holy Bible is the backbone of Christianity, and the monotheistic religion branches off from Judaism and Islam in the prophet Abraham's time.
Some of the more important things in the religion
Holy Bible
The Holy Bible is the main holy book in this religion.
The Pope
The Pope is the leader of one of the sects of Christianity, Catholicism.
Church buildings
This is one of the more expensive churches, and is truly magnificent!
Central teachings
Sacraments
Often times the Sacrament is called Holy Communion or Mass. Whatever the name, The Sacrament consists of bread and water/wine which represents the body and blood of Jesus, so the Christians can always remember him.
Jerusalem
The Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem, Israel, is believed to be where Jesus was buried and is extremely holy to all Christians.