The Multiple Ways To See The Types Of Christ

By Barbara Collins


The thing about human beings is that they are capable of abstract thought. As such, they are to look up that night sky and see a sliver of the universe. They can wonder about their place in it. Which leads to them wondering if there was someone or something out there that created all of it, that put the pieces of the puzzle called creation together, or if someone created the pieces at all. There are so many ways to interpret such questions, which can lead to the many types of Christ.

Religion is a set of spiritual beliefs. It involves organized worship. It also involves a set of beliefs that people are generally expected to follow in their daily lives.

Christianity is a religion that can outline its roots to Judaism. This particular religion can trace its origins back to what is currently what the world now calls the Middle East. The main message of it is love and forgiveness, about forgiving and loving each other.

There are a number of reasons that people worship. For a lot of people, it is a habit, something that they did as children and they carry into adulthood. Some individuals can fake religious beliefs in order to manipulate others for their own gain. And of course, there are simply those who sincerely believe in a higher power.

The carpenter was the founder of Christianity. They were famously born in a manger in Bethlehem, under a bright star. Then the carpenter grew up and started spreading about a message of peace and love, a message that was spread about in the desert.

One of the most common aspects of the Christ was as the redeemer. In this capacity, Christians believe their founder cleansed all the sins of humanity when the crucifixion happened. In fact, many followers believe that the crucifixion itself was the reason that the forgiveness happened.

There is also the aspect the king. Christians believe that their founder of their religion was the son of a higher power. To them, this makes the founder the king, not just in the whole world but possibly of the whole universe as a whole and even beyond that. This is disputed by followers of other religions, including Islam and Judaism, both of which have similar theological roots as Christianity.

Then there is another aspect, that of the prophet. In essence, this may be most readily believed. Because the carpenter did wander the desert and did spread about a gospel of love to fellow man, or at the very least, a modicum of decency, of not being a dick to other.

As long as there are people, it is likely that there will always be religion, and for good reason. As long as there is a universe, there will always be those who want to look for their place in it, to find some kind of meaning to existence. As long as there is any sort of spiritual belief, there will always be multiple interpretations to it.




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