Jesus, Religion And Spirituality

for hundreds of millions of Christians around the world the jesus of history and the Jesus Christ of faith are the same person there is no difference between the two but there is actually appears to be a massive distance between the Christ of faith and history but I understand that most people can see that the real Christ is this modern day depiction of the emperor Constantine

In this paper, the writer will explain the following questions about the American's belief about Jesus. The first question is Why do you think Americans' dedication to Jesus is, in most cases, "a mile wide and an inch deep?" What is the root of the problem? How do walking with Christ and engaging in the community help people's faith become "a mile deep?"

Please review all your responses above and write a three-paragraph summation of the Christian worldview. In your brief summation, explain why it is important to know the story of the Bible and the common thread throughout the flags in the "Story of the Bible." Finally, how does your interpretation of life compare with the Christian Worldview reflected in the biblical story?

32 years old. Jesuś lived in Guatemala with his family, his wife juanita, his son Julio who was 10 years old. Jesuś wanted to be an American very badly, because America was a much safer place then Guatemala. He worked for 6 years filling out the paperwork, and taking the tests to become a US citizen. Finally, he received citizenship. When he became a citizen he moved to Houston, Texas and got a job at a papermill.

When the children of Israel left the land of Egypt, they inherited the land of Canaan the younger brother of Egypt (1 Chronicles16:16-20). Thousands of years later, Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judaea in the land of Canaan (Micah 5:2; Matthew 2:1). When He was about to be assassinated as a child, He was then protected and sheltered in Africa-Egypt, the land of the elder brother of Canaan. Later Jesus was called out from Africa Egypt, to be the savior of the world (Matthew 2:13-15). Not only was Jesus born in the land of Canaan, during His life time, He had only lived in the land of Egypt as a child and spent all His natural life in the land of Canaan the brother of Egypt and Ethiopia throughout His adulthood (Genesis 10:6). The Bible never told us that Jesus have lived, gone or visited anywhere else other than these two Hamitic nations.

In Edward J. Blum and Paul Harvey’s The Color of Christ: The Son of God and the Saga of Race in America, Jesus is argued to have a key role in the development of the Americas. The multiple people involved in the discovery and establishment of America and the lineage of people after them all had different understandings of Christ. The book explores the different ways these people experienced and viewed Christ’s physical form and his role in their lives. The many depictions of Jesus highlighted in this book reveal the story of race and religion in America. Different races and ethnicities claimed Christ as theirs, which caused great conflict in the history of American Religion. Jesus was often forced

After Jesus’ childhood, he studied and worked to become a carpenter just like Joseph. He then started his teachings of the gospel around the age 30 when he was baptized in the River Jordan by John the Baptist. As said

Jesus is most definitely a symbol of hope, however, we need a foundation for our faith. Having evidence about Jesus' life, teaching, and resurrection provides a firm foundation for our faith. The "Jesus Seminar" states that the Jesus of faith is merely just a symbol of hope that provides people with a good feeling and a sense of security, but it's not the real Jesus of history. Contrary to this statement, the Jesus of faith is the opposite and much more than the views of those from the "Jesus Seminar. "

Discuss the distinction between the Christ of Faith and the Jesus of History. What are the implication did it have within our social location

While Jesus was on earth, many people would say that He lived as a radical because he didn’t live for the approval of other. He always did what right according to God no matter how it made the people who didn’t believe in him feel. This means that Jesus always had an extreme amount of courage to seek out the root of an important issue. The times that I have that type of courage is whenever I see people that I know doing something that I know is wrong and could be hurtful to someone else, I speak up to tell them the truth about their actions.

Now-a-days it seems like religion has become somewhat of a taboo. It has fallen on the back burners, pushed behind things such as famous actors that people look up to or things portrayed in the media. The thing is, the most important figure in history is part of religion and should be revered much more than the idolized actors of today. The human population has become blind to spiritual life and has become engulfed by a social lifestyle. If you look around, people have forgotten what it’s like to know Jesus and any aspect of religion. Religion is the biggest part of any person’s life because it is the building block for everything we have.

Historians use the accounts of other people in Jesus’ time to relate to his life.

Throughout the book of John, Jesus did many signs and miracles. Through these signs, Jesus attempted to show both the multitudes as well as his disciples one small truth about Him—His is God. In this gospel, Jesus goes toe-to-toe with many of the Jewish spiritual leaders (i.e., Pharisees, Sadducees, Scribes, etc.) in order to show the people who He truly is. Scholars disagree with how many Messianic signs Jesus performed, but one thing remains—every single sign pointed back to the fact that Jesus was who He claimed to be. The signs performed by Jesus show both the Israelites of old, as well as the people of today, that He is, indeed, God.

Jesus was raised in Nazareth in the home of Joseph, a carpenter, and his wife Mary. Jesus most likely went to school in a room attached to the synagogue. He

We as Christians know that Jesus is the Messiah. Jesus was born in Bethlehem during the reign of Herod the Great, around 4 to 6 B.C. At the age of 30, he was baptized by John the Baptist in the Jordan River. After this he began his ministry teaching about the kingdom of God and preforming miracles. His life in recorded in the New Testament part of the bible and many movies have been made about him, such as the 1977 classic, Jesus of Nazareth.