Why Christianity is the most complete religion

First we have to understand why we should believe that God really exists. It could be said that he is in the creation itself. It is illogical to assume that chance really created rationality, so since we were actually created with a desire for meaning, which is part of rationality, and a creator is always greater than his creation, our creator must be greater in person (a God) than we are. Also without a God, we will never have Love because God is Love. Another argument in favor of the existence of God is that being imperfect as we all know, but continually striving for perfection, we must have developed this idea of ​​perfection from somewhere, and the The most logical place from which we develop this seems to be from a higher place. power (a God, for example). Also, can you imagine a planet revolving around the universe in perfect unison allowing human life to evolve as it has for as long as it has without completely breaking apart with all its earthquakes and volcanoes without God being in command? And finally, parapsychologists, who have studied near-death experiences, have reported that these people have seen visions of an afterlife during their experiences, suggesting that someone must be in control of all of this.

Now let’s look at how the major religions, with the exception of Christianity, view their interpretation of what God is like and how to approach him. Buddhists believe that God is truly unknowable, so we should just live in the present and become our own gods as we understand him through meditation and yoga. Hindus believe that at one point our immortal souls were all perfect like God, but we lost that perfection for some reason, so we had to go down to earth and try to get it back through meditation, yoga, or reincarnation as the final solution. . Reincarnation is that when we die we enter another body in order to improve a little each time. The problem here is that if this were true, the world would have to get better and better from generation to generation. Muslims believe in one God as described in their Holy Book called Quran written by Muhammad who is considered to be the Messenger of God. Its adherents have to follow certain rules proscribed in the Qur’an, but interpreted differently by various leaders of the Muslim religion. Muslims do not believe in inherited evil or sin. They only believe that Evil or Sin is between man and God, and that if man asks God for forgiveness, He will forgive him. And finally, Jewish adherents also believe in one God as described in their Holy Book called the Bible, or within Christianity called the Old Testament, but written by various Religious Leaders, some of whom were called Prophets or Messengers of God. And here they have to follow the Commandments given by God. At the end of time a Messiah will come and everyone will be saved. In the meantime, all we have to do is ask God to forgive us for our sins or wrongdoing and He will.

Now how does Christianity compare to previous major religious groups? The difference between Buddhism and Hinduism with Christianity is very distinctive. In Buddhism and Hinduism, it teaches you how you can save yourself to lead a better life, while Christianity teaches you that you can only be saved through Jesus Christ to lead a better life.

Between Muslims and Christians, one of the biggest differences is that Christians believe in inherited sin or evil, while Muslims do not. For this reason, Christians believe that they need a redeemer and they found it in Jesus Christ. Now His story can be found in the Holy Book of Christians called the Bible, both in the Old and New Testaments, where one can find an enormous amount of Historical Authenticity. The Christian Bible says that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, and also God himself (Matthew 14:28-32, Luke 9:28-36 John 5:16-47, etc.). He is also our Savior because he saved us from our sin by suffering and dying on the cross and rising from the dead (many proofs of the resurrection are in my book “Who is Jesus Christ” published by Amazon). Actually He became sin for us if we believe in Him. This is the way we were forgiven. He was God’s sacrifice for us. He was like perfection saving imperfection. But like I said, we actually have to believe all of this so that we can then wrap ourselves around our belief, or Jesus Christ, like a Christmas package, so that when God looks at us, all He can see is His His (perfection). , or Himself as if looking in a mirror. It is interesting to note here that the Qur’an was written by one Messenger of God while the Christian Bible was written by many Messengers of God who were quite reliable and consistent in their message.

And the Jewish belief comes from their Bible (The Old Testament in the Christian Bible) and included in it is the history of sin or evil inherited, but the Jews seem to ignore it and their need for a Redeemer, because of a Jewish website they believe that the Messiah will come at the end of time and that everyone will be saved and live on earth forever. They do not believe in the prophecies found in the Jewish Bible about the coming of Jesus (2 Samuel 7:16, Isaiah 7:14, 9:6-7 and 35:4-6, Micah 5:2-5, Psalms 41 :9 and Zechariah 12:10.

In John 1:1 it says that the Word was God, that is, Jesus was God, and in other places of Scripture it says the same. And the Holy Spirit is the third manifestation of God as mentioned in the Scriptures, who is the one who directs us to do the righteous things that God wants us to do. So, somehow, God took on a human form in the person of Jesus to intermingle with us for a while before dying on the cross and rising from the dead to return to his Heavenly Home taking our sins with him. After all, the consequence of inherited sin is death for everyone, unless you believe in Jesus Christ and who he really is. And the more aware you are of having this Faith in believing all of this, the more you will Love and the less you will Sin. The Biblical Book of Romans summarizes Christian Belief very well.