Who is Jesus in the Christian faith
Jesus Christ is the word of God who incarnated in the image of a human being to show God's love for mankind and offer salvation from sin. He was born of the Virgin Mary by a divine miracle, lived sinlessly, performed miracles, died on the cross and rose from the dead.
Do Christians believe in one God
Yeah. Christianity is a monotheistic religion. The Christian faith says that God is one in essence, but he manifests himself in three persons: the father, the son (the word), and the Holy Spirit. This is not polytheism, but a way of understanding God's relationship with the world.
Do Christians believe that Jesus is physically the son of God
No. Christianity completely rejects any physical or biological concept. "Son of God" is a theological expression that means a unique relationship between the word (Jesus) and the father.
Does God have a wife
Christianity does not believe in that, the title “Son of God” is not in a biological sense.
Do Christians believe that Jesus really died
Yeah. They also believe that he rose from the dead on the third day, and this is the basis of the Christian faith.
Why Jesus was crucified
Christians believe that the crucifixion of Jesus was a divine plan for the salvation of mankind from sin, and that he voluntarily offered himself as a ransom.
Have Christians distorted the Bible
The Christian faith says that God has kept his word through the centuries, and the ancient manuscripts of the New Testament — dating back to the first and second century — are identical in essence with the current text.
Why are there four Gospels
Each Gospel presents a different angle of the person of Jesus.
Why crucify an innocent Prophet
The Cross is part of the plan of salvation, its own choice
Did Paul change the religion of Christ
Paul interpreted and conveyed what the disciples believed, he did not invent dogma
Why is the name "Ahmed" not mentioned in the Bible
The word "Paraclete" refers to the Holy Spirit, not a later prophet
Is the doctrine of the Trinity taken from pagan religions
The Trinity is radically different from pagan triads
Why Christians don't get circumcised
Circumcision was a symbol in the Old Testament, now the sign is spiritual
Why do Christians eat pork
Human purity is not in food, but in heart and behavior
If Jesus was a god, why was he praying
Prayer Reveals His Incarnation and his need as a human being
Why did he say, " my god, my god, why did you leave me?""؟
A quote from Psalm 22, reflecting the pain of the incarnation, does not deny Divinity
Does God have a wife
Christianity does not believe in that, the title "Son of God" is not in a biological sense
Why is the word "Trinity" not mentioned in the Bible
The word appeared later to summarize the concept found in the texts
Is Jesus a servant of God or a God
Both: God in essence and a perfect man in incarnation
Why did God not prevent the crucifixion of Christ
The Cross is part of the plan of salvation, a voluntary choice
What about Jesus saying, " the father is greater than me?"
In the context of human incarnation and function, the divine essence is one
Why does the genealogy of Christ differ between Matthew and Luke
Matthew for legal offspring, Luke for biological/human offspring, stylistic difference
Does the Bible contain scientific errors
Figurative and spiritual language, no direct scientific purpose
Why are there different translations of the Bible
Stylistic, translation for different languages, the essence is constant
Why do Christian churches differ
Differences in rituals and administration, the doctrinal essence is common
How can God be loving and judge people
Justice is part of holiness, human freedom and the choice of salvation
How can a Muslim person read the Bible objectively
Fearlessly read, record questions, follow the meaning before judging