ChristianityChristianity is one of the major religions of the world. Christianity has had a continuous and complex history of development through the early Church Councils that formulated the creeds, the emergence of theology, the schism between Roman and Orthodox Christianity in the 11th century. All Christians are followers of Christ, Jesus. Christian culture is entirely founded on the death of Christ, the One who died for his fellow men. Why did Jesus accomplish such a great event? To save his children from all their sins. When all his children fell into sin, God decided to save them because he was a loving father. God sacrifices himself to save us, he died on the cross and was resurrected on the third day. But who crucified Jesus, his fellow children? This is demonstrated by Jesus Christ through his death. In theories of human nature, the dispute over the theory of Christianity is discussed: “There is some disagreement on the basis of Christian culture about which texts should be considered canonical; even now the status of some Old Testament apocrypha remains controversial.” The first part of the Bible discusses with the book of Hebrews, it tells about the divinity of the whole world, including human beings. The story begins with the story of Adam and their disrespect against God and they start following Satan. So the story of the transformation of the nest is Noah's ark. Such a broad and amazing background is there for the Christian faith. On the other hand, the Power of Now deals with and transforms all of this into mere thoughts and illusions. Human life just makes a lot of assumptions and feels lonely in the behavior of one's thoughts. The philosopher Descartes believed he had discovered the most fundamental truth when he made his famous Declaration... middle of paper... teaching problems. But they can remain practicing members of a Christian community and in some sense “accept” or “accept” the Orthodox doctrine because of what they worship God. Christian culture is strongly based on Jesus Christ. Christians are the followers of Christ. But certain thought processes can influence humans, but the ultimate power goes to Jesus. He is the only god who dies for his children. The great sacrifice made by my Jesus has a great impact on life today. Perhaps we can reach some degree of agreement on what a court as “spiritual growth” in terms of the type of “fruit of the spirits” mentions in Galatians 5, James continued this into the New Testament. Therefore we can conclude that the Christian faith has strong foundations in faith in Jesus Christ. All of these metaphysical, supernatural, and eschatological claims of New Testament Christianity are highly questionable.