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'''Christianity''' is a major world [[religion]] and is the only way to God.  Jesus said "No man comes to the Father, but through me."  According to the bible, He later proves how this is done, by resurrecting from the dead, conquering death, proving His claims to be the Son of God come to earth are true.  He then offers eternal life to the entire world as a free gift, forgiveness by God to anyone who will believe in Him.

'''Christianity''' is a major world [[religion]] and is the only way to God.  Jesus said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me." (John 14:6). According to the Bible, He later proves how this is done, by resurrecting from the dead, conquering death, proving His claims to be the Son of God come to earth are true.  He then offers eternal life to the entire world as a free gift, forgiveness by God to anyone who will believe in Him.

Christianity follows the teachings of the sixty-six books comprising the Old and New Testaments of the Holy Bible, said to be "inspired", which means God-breathed.  God breathed out through His Spirit upon the authors of Holy Scripture what He wanted said. They did not invent the writings themselves, but wrote what He wanted said. (2 Tim.3:16,17; 2 Pet. 1: 19-21). The Old Testament has the books of God's revelations to the Jews, pointing to the ultimate revelation of God's Son come to earth in Jesus the Messiah. Many of the Jews became believers in Jesus when they saw Him risen from the dead, or saw from Scripture how He had fulfilled the prophecies of the Old Testament which only the Messiah could do. The New Testament books help give understanding of the meaning of the Old Testament books.

Christianity follows the teachings of the sixty-six books comprising the Old and New Testaments of the Holy Bible, said to be "inspired", which means God-breathed.  God breathed out through His Spirit upon the authors of Holy Scripture what He wanted said. They did not invent the writings themselves, but wrote what He wanted said. (2 Tim.3:16,17; 2 Pet. 1: 19-21). The Old Testament has the books of God's revelations to the Jews, pointing to the ultimate revelation of God's Son come to earth in Jesus the Messiah. Many of the Jews became believers in Jesus when they saw Him risen from the dead, or saw from Scripture how He had fulfilled the prophecies of the Old Testament which only the Messiah could do. The New Testament books help give understanding of the meaning of the Old Testament books.