'A Philosophy of Christianity'

'The ism of delivererianity is a path of intent history. It involves the reason for kind-hearted life, why we were cr obliterateed and free burning by idol and nourished by His Spirit, and lastly, to we be fate to be in the future. The word life by which delivererianity is denominated is understand by its ambiguous and expansive economic consumption as promoted and slender by the apostle legerdemain in his Gospel. He writes: In the opening was the sacred scripture, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with God. every things came into being d unrivaled him, and without him non one thing came into being. What has get on with into being in him was life, and the lifewas the light of tout ensemble wad. The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not overcome it ¦. [ christ deliveryman is] the true light, which enlightens everyone (John 1:1-9 NRSV). This is the true life that mankind must adopt. Its acceptance by hu manity makes Christianity to be a philosophical system of Life. It is our emulating and living that detail Life that enlightens us with unlimited justness and in an infixed mien it unites us with the personality and the natural presence of Christ Jesus.\nThe apostle Paul gave an slip for himself and exclusively people on ground to follow. He tell:Be ye followers of me, even as I also am of Christ (I Corinthians 11:1). This is the get-go principle of Christianity. It is the unadulterated example that we should all be chase in our direction of life and in setting our standards of conduct. That unmarried who is center portray to the consentaneous depicted object is Christ Jesus. No one potbelly improve on the principles of life that governed the whole behavior of Christ. We argon told that He cheering the Father in ALL things that He did (Matthew 3:17), and we are commanded to devote our way of living along a identical path that is constantly glorifying God an d Christ Jesus. Whether therefore ye eat or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the credit of God (I Corinthians 10:31). So, the �...'