Foundational Aspects of Modern Religion - Christianity

Foundational Aspects of Modern Religion
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Name of Religion: Christianity
Ethical Systems
The belief in the worth of human life is one of the ethical principles Christians observe. They believe everyone was created in God’s likeness and image and has inherent dignity and worth. This trust and belief include the teachings of Christians on social justice, the protection of individuals from poor backgrounds, and the sanctity of life. There is also the belief in treating others the way one would like to be treated. This is an ethical principle of Christianity. It is a golden rule encouraging Christians to be kind, have compassion and empathy, and promote people’s well-being.
Founder/Venerated Ancestor
Christianity originated from Christ Jesus, believed to be the son of God, and the Messiah, as portrayed in the Old Testament. His ministry and teachings bore this religion in the first century.
God(s)/Deities/Spirits
Christianity is a religion that shows a belief and worship of one God who is merciful, loving, and just. The angels are considered helpers and messengers of God but are not worshiping objects. Besides, both evil and good spirits are beli...