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Characteristics of Foundational Christianity (1 st century AD – present). Jesus of Nazareth (c . 6 B.C.-A.D. 30). Christianity is otherworldly. Christianity is dualistic. Christianity is transcendentalist. Christianity is a salvation religion. Christianity is world-denying. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Characteristics of Foundational Christianity (1 st century AD – present)

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Page 1: Characteristics of Foundational Christianity (1 st century AD – present)

Characteristics of Foundational Christianity(1st century AD – present)

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Jesus of Nazareth(c. 6 B.C.-A.D. 30)

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Christianity is otherworldly

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Christianity is dualistic

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Christianity is transcendentalist

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Christianity is a salvation religion

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Christianity is world-denying

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Christianity is anti-political

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Christianity is an ethical religion

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