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Question 1: Why are there differences in Christianity?

Question 2: What does it mean to be a good Christian?

Question 3: Christians believe in what Jesus did on Earth, so why are certain things that Jesus did do, not being done in the Christian faith (examples: Celebrating Passover, circumcision, and other things that are found in the Jewish faith).

Question 4: If Judaism is the foundation of Christianity then why are there Christians who hate Jews?

Question 5: Does confessing one sins automatically mean that the sins are eradicated and that God forgives you or does that mean you need to strive to become better person?

 

 

I know that Christians believe that Jesus Christ is the son of God, however, my schooling taught me that no one can be the son of God, because we were all made to be God's people.

So to me Jesus Christ is just a man, who spread the message of love and peace, however, he is not the son of God to me, but a remarkable man who got people to understand and listen to his ideas, which are similar to Judaism (follow these morals, love each other, and you can have peace). He even got the illiterate to now understand a new religion, and learn about morals. He's a remarkable man, but I don't worship him as a son of God, but as a man. There's a difference.

And shouldn't everyone want to love and have peace?

I hope this post doesn't anger anyone...

Next post: The idea of forgiveness (where Christians and Jewish people split on this idea &why...)