Background
Christianity is a religion based on the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth, his beliefs, and practices. It draws on the ideas of Judaism, both monotheistic religions.
Who created Christianity, Where and How?
The founder of Christianity was Jesus Christ. He was born in a small town of Bethlehem, southwest of Jerusalem. Christianity was originated in the city of Jerusalem in Israel.
Christianity and the West
Christianity developed in the centuries after Jesus's death. It spread throughout Afro-Eurasia by trade, merchants, and missionaries. Christianity was famous in the Roman empire, where the emperor Constantine became the first ruler to adopt Christianity as a religion. Christianity and Western civilization of Rome shared the common idea of one's duty to their community and state. Therefore, The Christian Caholic Church was an institution within Rome, during the Middle Ages.
Christianity Beliefs
Salvation = Saving the soul from sin
Reconciliation = Restoring harmony after the relationship between God and humans broke down
Atonement = Restoring the relationship between God and humans
Sin = an action or thought which separates humans from God
Crucifixion = The act of Jesus dying on the cross
Resurrection = The belief that Jesus came back to life
Ascension = The belief that Jesus was taken up into heaven
Original Sin = The belief that sin came into the world through Adam and Eve's sin