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What is the Bible?

The Bible is the holy book of Christianity. It is divided into two main parts: the Old Testament and the New Testament. Christians believe it is inspired by God and teaches about His nature, His promises, and His plan for humanity.

Jesus Christ is the Son of God and the central figure of Christianity. Christians believe He came to earth, lived a sinless life, died for humanity’s sins, and rose again to offer salvation and eternal life to those who believe in Him.

Salvation means being saved from sin and its consequences. Christians believe salvation comes through faith in Jesus Christ, not by good works alone, but by God’s grace.

Prayer is talking to God. You can pray anytime and anywhere. It can include thanking God, asking for guidance, confessing sins, and seeking help. There is no special formula—what matters is a sincere heart.

Christians gather in church to worship God, learn from the Bible, pray together, and encourage one another in faith. It helps believers grow spiritually and stay connected to a faith community.

Faith is trusting in God and believing in His promises even when we cannot see everything clearly. It means relying on God’s truth and guidance in everyday life.

Yes. Christians believe that God forgives sins when a person sincerely repents and trusts in Jesus Christ. God’s forgiveness is based on His love and grace.

Eternal life means living forever with God. Christians believe that those who accept Jesus Christ receive eternal life and a restored relationship with God.

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