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Who was Jesus?

Most Christians think of their history as a special plan of God that reached its apex in the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus as Christ.

Christians emphasized a “new covenant” … on that replaced the “old covenant.” This “new covenant” was for the new chosen people, those who accepted Jesus as the Messiah, or Christ .

Jesus of Nazareth

Our knowledge of Jesus is based on the accounts in sacred Christian writings, many of which make up the New Testament.

Minus the birth stories (many of which are believed to have been composed last), we know little of Jesus’ youth. He begins to be come prevalent when he was 30 years old.

He attended one John’s (known as “The Baptist”) gatherings in which John proclaimed that kingdom of God was at hand. John was the son of a Jewish priest and had been using water a symbol to his listeners to “wash away their sins” and to “repent and hear the good news.”

It is believed that the Holy Spirit descended on Jesus as he came from the water a voice came from heaven saying, “Thou art my beloved Son, with thee I am well pleased.” (Mark 1:11)

Jesus then spent time fasting and in prayer. The gospels claim that he spent time in dialogue with Satan before returning to public life. Following the imprisonment of John by King Herod, Jesus appeared in public and declare that the kingdom of God was at hand.

Jesus than chose disciples to learn his teachings. Alongside his teachings, he would often proclaim the forgiveness of the sins of some, and also performed miracles.

The Teachings of Jesus

The general theme of Jesus’ teaching was the kingdom of God.

• What is the kingdom of God? It could begin when any two like-minded people at any time and place.
• God’s perfection was the standard for personal conduct
• The mercy of God = how humans should treat each other

Jesus emphasized the personal side of religion:

• God = “The Father”
• Followers = “children of the Most High
• Kingdom of God was composed of people having childlike faith
• ALL people were welcome to be a part of the kingdom
• Emphasis on love
• Jesus was “the Way”

“The Spirit of Lord is Upon Me”

• Life is more like a mind than a machine.
• The term “spirit” is emphasized.
• Spirit could be known though invisible.
• Connection between holy spirit and physical world.
• The Spirit became Jesus and thus empowered in the world.

Jesus also emphasized piety:

• piety = the inner spirit that motivated good deeds
• Piety did not equal a series of rituals just to please god (which is the way Jesus felt about some of Mosaic Law)
• God knows a person’s heart
• Forgiveness of others allows forgiveness from God.
• Prayer was an emphasis

How Jesus Taught

• Jesus taught in parables
• He taught from a position of authority
• How was this authority earned?
• Healing the sick
• Raising the dead
• Creating food
• Aura of love

“By The Spirit of God I Cast Out Demons”

• It is believed that Jesus had some level of power beyond charisma
• This is difficult for the modern mind to fully grasp
• Indisputable that Jesus was healer and exorcist
• Wanted to heal more than individuals, he wanted to heal humanity.
• This made him very different from others of this time.

“Thy Kingdom Come, On Earth”

• Desperation existed for the Jews politically during this time.
• There were four responses to this predicament:
• Sadducees – make the best of a bad situation and assimilate into Roman and Hellenistic culture completely
• Essenes – the world was too corrupt and they simply gave up and decided to wait for God’s judgment. Developed isolated communes.
• Parisees – sought to revitalize Judaism by strictly following Mosaic Law.
• Zealots – rebels against the current order.

Jesus offered a fifth option.

The Last Week of Jesus’ Life

• The focus of the gospels is on the last week of his life.
• Palm Sunday recalls Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem for Passover
• This spectacle upset many religious leaders but his actions the next day sealed his doom
• He drove out the sellers and money changers from the temple
• Lord’s Supper
• Went to the Garden Pray
• Betrayed by Judas
• Taken to the High Priests home and charged with claiming to be the King of the Jews
• Claimed he was inciting revolt of Jewish leadership (Zealot)
• Delivered to Pontius Pilot
• Tortured and scourged

The 14 Stations of the Cross

• Jesus is Condemned to Die
• Jesus is Made to Bear His Cross
• Jesus Falls the First Time
• Jesus Meets His Mother
• Simon Helps Jesus Carry His Cross
• Veronica Wipes Jesus' Face
• Jesus Falls the Second Time
• Jesus Meets the Women of Jerusalem
• Jesus Falls the Third Time
• Jesus is Stripped
• Jesus is Nailed to the Cross
• Jesus Dies on the Cross
• Jesus is Taken Down from the Cross
• Jesus is Laid in the Tomb

After the Crucifixion

• Male disciples forsaken Jesus
• Females stayed at the cross
• Joseph of Arimathea, a disciple, wrapped the body in a linen shroud and placed it in his own, new tomb.
• Some say they saw Jesus and other identified the tomb as empty.
• At times he was readily identifiable.
• Other times some took time to be sure it was Jesus.

What is the Nature of Christ?

• Nestorians – believe in a dual nature of Christ. Human and spiritual parts of Christ are loosely connected.
• Monophysites – believe that Christ is fully divine and of spirit. Human nature of Christ is fully absorbed into spiritual nature.
• Arianism – believe that Christ is subordinate to God.
• Orthodox – one person with two natures. One will.
• Catholic – not concerned with the nature of Christ. Focus on human sinfulness and redemption.
• Protestant – end corruption of the Church. Christ’s nature mostly irrelevant.

The Growth of the Church

• Jewish pilgrims had crowded the streets to celebrate Pentecost (Feast of Weeks).
• The Spirit descended on the apostles in tongues of fire.
• They began speaking in a spiritual language and they went into the streets to proclaim that Christ was indeed the long-awaited deliver of God’s promise.
• This proclamation was known as kerygma .
• About 3000 people immediately joined the church as a result of this.
• Persecution, i.e. the stoning of Stephen, only led to an expanding church.
• Saul of Tarsus transformed the church in a world of faith.
• He was struck blind as he sought to persecute Christians.
• He then had his sight restored and he changed his name to Paul.

The Language of Jesus

• Many are aware of what Jesus did. Less are aware of what he said (or how he said it).
• Much debate over the originality of Jesus’ teachings.
• Read portions on page 324
• His words have been described as “gigantesque”
• It carried an invitational style.
• Instead of telling what to do or what to believe, he invited them to see things differently.
• He spoke with the confidence that his words were truth.
• He used something called “momentum of assent”.
• The listener’s hearts are what prove his teachings to be true.

What Jesus Said

• Can be spoken in two hours.
• Probably the most repeated man in history
• More than likely he spoke in Aramaic
• At the time his teachings were astonishing. Today they have been repeated so often that their subversiveness has been dulled.
• So what was the underlying theme?

The Message of Love

• He taught two basic messages:
• God’s overwhelming love of humanity
• And the need for people to accept that love and let it flow threw them to others.
• Protestant Reformation
• 16 th Century Europe

Luther’s 95 Theses

• 1517 – Luther nails his protests against the Roman Catholic Church to the door of the Church in Wittenburg.

Anglicanism

• 1534 – Henry VIII breaks with Rome. Political move to make Henry head of the Catholic Church in England.
• 1549 – Book of Common Prayer. Thomas Cranmer, author.
• 1559 – Elizabethan Settlement. Elizabeth resolves bloody disputes between Catholics and Reformers. Episcopal polity, Catholic liturgy informed by Reformed theology.

John Calvin

• 1536 – The Institutes of the Christian Religion.
• French Reformer exiled to Geneva, Switzerland. Modern Day Presbyterianism is Calvin’s legacy.
• Sacraments of baptism and Lord’s Supper
• Baptism – initiation into the body of Christ where Christians receive forgiveness, mortification of sin, communion with Christ.
• Lord’s Supper – Christ is present in the Lord’s Supper through the work of the Holy Spirit.

Huldrych Zwingli

• Swiss Reformer
• Established church in Zurich
• Simple worship focused on baptism, preaching and Lord’s Supper.
• Lord’s Supper as “thanksgiving” or memorial.
• Democratic not hierarchical authority in the church.
• 1539 – Countered Luther’s theology of Lord’s Supper.
• 1536 – Founder of modern day Mennonites.
• Led anabaptist movements in Holland.
• Believer’s baptism
• Refusal to participate in politics
• Communal nature of Christian congregation
• Congregational authority within Christian community
• Non resistance to violence

Justification By Faith

• Central Tenet of Reformed Theology – individuals are forgiven their sins and considered righteous by God through faith in Christ. This faith is a gift from God and cannot be earned by the believer.
• Scripture as source of Christian Authority – interpretations of Scriptural authority varied among denominations.

Main Issues

• Polity – Hierarchical vs. congregational, presbyteral or synodal.
• Degree of involvement of church in politics and affairs of state.
• Authority – Sola Scriptura vs. Tradition and Reason.
• Sacraments – two or seven? And what do they mean?

Protestantism Today in USA

• “Mainline” Protestants
• Episcopalians
• Presbyterians
• American Baptists are similar today to “Mainline” although probably not considered part of traditional “mainline.”

Evangelical/Pentecostal Christianity

• Fastest Growing Churches in US and abroad.
• Southern Baptists
• Various non-denominational Christian congregations
• “Megachurch”

Issues that Divide

• Social issues
• Human Sexuality
• Marriage and Divorce
• Death Penalty
• Pluralism and response thereto
• Separation of Church and State
• “Liberal” vs. “Conservative”
• Ecumenical issues re sacraments and polity.
• Who can participate in the Lord’s Supper in who’s church?
• Whose orders of ministry are valid?
• What are legitimate sources of “authority” for a Christian? Issues of Scriptural interpretation.

Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints

• A truly “American” religion.
• Founded in Palmyra, NY in 19 th century
• Post Christian religion.
• Highly evangelical and fast growing both in USA and abroad.

Contemporary Christianity

• Enormous shift to “Global South” – Latin America, Asia and Africa.

21 st Century Christianity

• 1. POSTCOLONIAL . In 1900, 81% of all Christians were White, by AD 2025 this will drop to 30%.
• 2. INDEPENDENTS . A huge new Christian nonconfessional megabloc, the Independents/Postdenominationalists, is growing rapidly and numbers 21% of all Christians.
• 3. EUROPE . In 1900, 70% of all Christians lived in Europe, by 2025 this will drop to only 20%.
• 4. UNAFFILIATED . People who call themselves Christians but who are unaffiliated with any church, number over 100 million globally.
• 5. LEADERS . The fastest growing churches in North America and Europe are led by Africans, Asians, and Latin Americans.
• Source: World Christian Database.
• Philip Jenkins – Professor of History and Religious Studies, Pennsylvania State University. Analysis of emerging “global Christianity.”

Global Christianity in 21 st Century

• But in its variety and vitality, in its global reach, in its association with the world's fastest-growing societies, in its shifting centers of gravity, in the way its values and practices vary from place to place—in these and other ways it is Christianity that will leave the deepest mark on the twenty-first century.

Gobal Christianity

• Worldwide, Christianity is actually moving toward supernaturalism and neo-orthodoxy, and in many ways toward the ancient world view expressed in the New Testament: a vision of Jesus as the embodiment of divine power, who overcomes the evil forces that inflict calamity and sickness upon the human race.

Global Christianity

• Today across the global South a rising religious fervor is coinciding with declining autonomy for nation-states, making useful an analogy with the medieval concept of Christendom—the Res Publica Christiana—as an overarching source of unity and a focus of loyalty transcending mere kingdoms or empires.
• Christendom was a primary cultural reference, and it may well re-emerge as such in the Christian South—as a new transnational order in which political, social, and personal identities are defined chiefly by religious loyalties.
• Christians are facing a shrinking population in the liberal West and a growing majority of the traditional Rest. During the past half century the critical centers of the Christian world have moved decisively to Africa, to Latin America, and to Asia. The balance will never shift back.
• “World Christianity [is falling] increasingly under the sway of anti-intellectual fundamentalism." But the cultural pressures may be hard to resist.
• The denominations that are triumphing across the global South—radical Protestant sects, either evangelical or Pentecostal, and Roman Catholicism of an orthodox kind—are stalwartly traditional or even reactionary by the standards of the economically advanced nations.
• It is Pentecostals who stand in the vanguard of the Southern Counter-Reformation. Though Pentecostalism emerged as a movement only at the start of the twentieth century, chiefly in North America, Pentecostals today are at least 400 million strong, and heavily concentrated in the global South. By 2040 or so there could be as many as a billion, at which point Pentecostal Christians alone will far outnumber the world's Buddhists and will enjoy rough numerical parity with the world's Hindus.
• The most successful Southern churches today speak openly of spiritual healing and exorcism.
• In the contemporary South, however, the success of highly supernatural churches should rather be seen as a direct by-product of urbanization.
• In Africa, struggle against witchcraft is significant.
• The desperate public-health situation in the booming mega-cities of the South goes far toward explaining the emphasis of the new churches on healing mind and body. In Africa in the early twentieth century an explosion of Christian healing movements and new prophets coincided with a dreadful series of epidemics, and the religious upsurge of those years was in part a quest for bodily health.
• Alongside the fast-growing churches have emerged apocalyptic and messianic movements that try to bring in the kingdom of God through armed violence. Some try to establish the thousand-year reign of Jesus Christ on earth, as prophesied in the Book of Revelation.
• On present evidence, a Southern-dominated Catholic Church is likely to react traditionally to the issues that most concern American and European reformers: matters of theology and devotion, sexual ethics and gender roles, and, most fundamentally, issues of authority within the Church.
• On moral issues, too, Southern churches are far out of step with liberal Northern churches. African and Latin American churches tend to be very conservative on issues such as homosexuality and abortion.
• Yet the more we look at the Southern Hemisphere, the more we see that although supranational ideas are flourishing, they are not in the least secular. The parallels to the Middle Ages may be closer than anyone has guessed.
• Across the global South cardinals and bishops have become national moral leaders in a way essentially unseen in the West since the seventeenth century.
• Cardinal Francis Afrinze, Nigeria
• The most significant conflict is in Nigeria, a nation that by rights should be a major regional power in this century and perhaps even a global power; but recent violence between Muslims and Christians raises the danger that Nigerian society might be brought to ruin by the clash of jihad and crusade. Muslims and Christians are at each other's throats in Indonesia, the Philippines, Sudan, and a growing number of other African nations; Hindu extremists persecute Christians in India. Demographic projections suggest that these feuds will simply worsen. Present-day battles in Africa and Asia may anticipate the political outlines to come, and the roots of future great-power alliances.
• As the media have striven in recent years to present Islam in a more sympathetic light, they have tended to suggest that Islam, not Christianity, is the rising faith of Africa and Asia, the authentic or default religion of the world's huddled masses. But Christianity is not only surviving in the global South, it is enjoying a radical revival, a return to scriptural roots. We are living in revolutionary times.
• But we aren't participating in them. By any reasonable assessment of numbers, the most significant transformation of Christianity in the world today is not the liberal Reformation that is so much desired in the North. It is the Counter-Reformation coming from the global South. And it's very likely that in a decade or two neither component of global Christianity will recognize its counterpart as fully or authentically Christian.

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Our Response to Jesus

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We Respond through a Life of Discipleship

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What Is Faith?

This PowerPoint accompanies Unit 5, Chapter 13, by discussing more deeply the meaning of faith and its connection to religion and belief.

Jesus Reveals Our Call to Holiness

This PowerPoint accompanies Unit 4, Chapter 12, by discussing our call to holiness as told by Jesus’ parables and teachings.

We Are Children of God

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Jesus Reveals Our Inherent Dignity

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Jesus Reveals a Vision of Authentic Humanity

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Jesus and the Church

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The Incarnation

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Discovering God in Creation

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Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition

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The God-Human Relationship

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The Development of Trinitarian Doctrine

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God Is One: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

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This PowerPoint reflects on faith and how it ties in with religion and beliefs.

Being Human

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The Parables of Jesus

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The Greatest Commandment

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Mary, Our Mother

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What Is the Incarnation?

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God’s Existence

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Finding God, Being Found by God

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Mystery of the Trinity: God Is Three-in-One

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The Development of Catholic Trinitarian Theology

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The Trinity: Unpacking the Nicene Creed

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Introducing the Trinity: Central Mystery of Faith

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This PowerPoint accompanies Chapter 14 by giving an overview of Islam.

Christianity

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Ancestors of the West

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Indigenous Religious Traditions

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Studying the World's Religions

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Vatican Council II

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Catholics Come to America

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The French Revolution

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Pope Pius IX and the First Vatican Council

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The Dominican Missionaries in the Spanish Colonial Period

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The Popes of the Renaissance

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Martin Luther and His Complaint against the Church

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The Council of Trent

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The Crusades

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Medieval Teachings on the Eucharist

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Western Monasticism

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Church Councils and Doctrinal Development

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Early Christian Worship in the West and East

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Vocal Prayer, Meditation, and Contemplation

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The Formation of a Priest

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The Three Degrees of Holy Orders: Deacons, Priests, and Bishops

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Marriage: A Call to Fruitfulness

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Marriage: Contract or Covenant?

PowerPoint that contrasts the meaning of contract and covenant, and describes how marriage should more so resemble a covenant.

Lay Ecclesial Ministries

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God's Call in the New Testament

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The Fourth Commandment and the Decalogue

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The Book of Revelation: Message to a Persecuted Community

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Overview of Late First-Century New Testament Writings

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The Format of a First-Century Letter

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The Missionary Journeys of the Apostle Paul

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Introducing the Acts of the Apostles

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The Structure of John's Gospel

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The Gospel of John: Myths and Facts

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Matthew's Christology

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Luke's Christology and the Reign of God

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Mark's Christology

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The Development of the New Testament

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Exegesis and Literary Analysis

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Exegesis and Ideological Analysis

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Liturgy of the Hours

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Levels of Authority in Church Teaching

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What's in a Name? The Dynamism of the Eucharist

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Climate Change

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Care for the Earth

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Creating a Just Society

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The Social Doctrine of the Church: The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops

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Social Teaching in the New Testament

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Social Teaching in the Old Testament

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The Social Dimension of the Paschal Mystery

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The Social Justice Principles Found in the Creation Accounts

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Life, a Precious Gift

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Christianity , major religion stemming from the life, teachings, and death of Jesus of Nazareth (the Christ, or the Anointed One of God) in the 1st century ce . It has become the largest of the world’s religions and, geographically, the most widely diffused of all faiths. It has a constituency of more than two billion believers. Its largest groups are the Roman Catholic Church , the Eastern Orthodox churches, and the Protestant churches. The Oriental Orthodox churches constitute one of the oldest branches of the tradition but had been out of contact with Western Christianity and Eastern Orthodoxy from the middle of the 5th century until the late 20th century because of a dispute over Christology (the doctrine of Jesus Christ’s nature and significance). Significant movements within the broader Christian world and sometimes transcending denominational boundaries are Pentecostalism , Charismatic Christianity, Evangelicalism, and fundamentalism . In addition, there are numerous independent churches throughout the world. See also Anglicanism ; Baptist ; Calvinism ; Congregationalism ; Evangelical church ; Lutheranism ; Oriental Orthodoxy; presbyterian ; Reformed and Presbyterian churches .

This article first considers the nature and development of the Christian religion, its ideas, and its institutions. This is followed by an examination of several intellectual manifestations of Christianity. Finally, the position of Christianity in the world, the relations among its divisions and denominations, its missionary outreach to other peoples, and its relations with other world religions are discussed. For supporting material on various topics, see angel and demon ; Bible ; biblical literature ; canon law ; creed ; Christology ; doctrine and dogma ; ecumenism ; eschatology ; exegesis ; faith ; grace ; heaven ; hell ; heresy ; Jesus Christ ; liturgical movement ; millennialism ; miracle ; monasticism ; monotheism ; New Testament ; Old Testament ; original sin ; papacy ; prayer ; priesthood ; purgatory ; sacrament ; salvation ; schism ; scripture ; theism ; theology ; and worship .

The church and its history

The essence and identity of christianity.

At its most basic, Christianity is the faith tradition that focuses on the figure of Jesus Christ . In this context , faith refers both to the believers’ act of trust and to the content of their faith. As a tradition , Christianity is more than a system of religious belief. It also has generated a culture , a set of ideas and ways of life, practices, and artifacts that have been handed down from generation to generation since Jesus first became the object of faith. Christianity is thus both a living tradition of faith and the culture that the faith leaves behind. The agent of Christianity is the church , the community of people who make up the body of believers.

To say that Christianity “focuses” on Jesus Christ is to say that somehow it brings together its beliefs and practices and other traditions in reference to a historical figure. Few Christians, however, would be content to keep this reference merely historical. Although their faith tradition is historical—i.e., they believe that transactions with the divine do not occur in the realm of timeless ideas but among ordinary humans through the ages—the vast majority of Christians focus their faith in Jesus Christ as someone who is also a present reality. They may include many other references in their tradition and thus may speak of “God” and “human nature” or of the “church” and the “world,” but they would not be called Christian if they did not bring their attentions first and last to Jesus Christ.

While there is something simple about this focus on Jesus as the central figure, there is also something very complicated. That complexity is revealed by the thousands of separate churches, sects, and denominations that make up the modern Christian tradition. To project these separate bodies against the background of their development in the nations of the world is to suggest the bewildering variety. To picture people expressing their adherence to that tradition in their prayer life and church-building, in their quiet worship or their strenuous efforts to change the world, is to suggest even more of the variety.

Given such complexity, it is natural that throughout Christian history both those in the tradition and those surrounding it have made attempts at simplification. Two ways to do this have been to concentrate on the “essence” of the faith, and thus on the ideas that are integral to it, or to be concerned with the “identity” of the tradition, and thus on the boundaries of its historical experience.

Modern scholars have located the focus of this faith tradition in the context of monotheistic religions. Christianity addresses the historical figure of Jesus Christ against the background of, and while seeking to remain faithful to, the experience of one God. It has consistently rejected polytheism and atheism .

A second element of the faith tradition of Christianity, with rare exceptions, is a plan of salvation or redemption. That is to say, the believers in the church picture themselves as in a plight from which they need rescue. For whatever reason , they have been distanced from God and need to be saved. Christianity is based on a particular experience or scheme directed to the act of saving—that is, of bringing or “buying back,” which is part of what redemption means, these creatures of God to their source in God. The agent of that redemption is Jesus Christ.

It is possible that through the centuries the vast majority of believers have not used the term essence to describe the central focus of their faith. The term is itself of Greek origin and thus represents only one part of the tradition, one element in the terms that have gone into making up Christianity. Essence refers to those qualities that give something its identity and are at the centre of what makes that thing different from everything else. To Greek philosophers it meant something intrinsic to and inherent in a thing or category of things, which gave it its character and thus separated it from everything of different character. Thus, Jesus Christ belongs to the essential character of Christianity and gives it a unique identity.

If most people are not concerned with defining the essence of Christianity, in practice they must come to terms with what the word essence implies. Whether they are engaged in being saved or redeemed on the one hand, or thinking and speaking about that redemption, its agent, and its meaning on the other, they are concentrating on the essence of their experience. Those who have concentrated from within the faith tradition have also helped to give it its identity. It is not possible to speak of the essence of a historical tradition without referring to how its ideal qualities have been discussed through the ages. Yet one can take up the separate subjects of essence and identity in sequence, being always aware of how they interrelate.

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The Guvana PowerPoint template for church is a modern and trendy church PowerPoint template. It  can be used for all kinds of church PowerPoint backgrounds and presentations. It includes 100 unique slides and two color schemes to choose from. 

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The Adiva church templates for PowerPoint are beautifully designed. It comes with 100 slides and was designed in full HD resolution. The church PowerPoint templates are easy to customize and come with two premade color schemes.

5. Pozea: Webinar, Seminar & Conference PowerPoint Template for Churches  

The Pozea PowerPoint templates for church have a simple and minimal design. You can easily customize fonts and colors. You can also quickly replace the images with your own thanks to image placeholders. The template has also church PPT backgrounds designed in full HD resolution. 

Top Premium Church PowerPoint Templates on GraphicRiver

Another place to find great premium church PowerPoint templates is GraphicRiver. This is the perfect place to find a church PowerPoint template when you know exactly the type and the style of the religious PowerPoint templates you need. 

Here's a look at the top church PowerPoint templates available on GraphicRiver:

1. Hope - Church PowerPoint Presentations

These PowerPoint religious templates feature a spacious design. The cream, white, and black color scheme look clean and modern. If you need to deliver a church PowerPoint presentation, these religious PowerPoint templates work well: 

Here are a few notable features for the christian PowerPoint template:

• 80+ unique & creative slides
• full business slides
• easy editable content
• 500+ vector icons free 
• PowerPoint backgrounds for church

2. Embrace - PowerPoint Templates for Church

Embrace is a multipurpose design that can be used for all types of church PowerPoint presentations. The slides are very diverse and contain different elements. This makes it very customizable for your presentation needs. 

Here is what you can expect from this design:

• 30 unique slides
• used and recommended free web fonts
• based on Master Slides
• 16:9 wide screen ratio

3. Clean Church Templates for PowerPoint

If you’re looking for a clean and minimal church PowerPoint template, this clean christian PPT PowerPoint template will come in handy. It includes 350 unique slides, five color themes, and is fully animated and easy to edit.

4. Charity & Donations PowerPoint Template for Church Presentations  

These PowerPoint templates for church have a fresh and colorful design. Easily customize fonts, colors, and images. The template includes PowerPoint backgrounds for church presentations and 30 unique slides that are beautifully animated. 

5. Miracle - Religious PowerPoint Templates

Create a presentation that touches people with these PowerPoint religious templates. They include 50 unique content slides and PowerPoint backgrounds for church, pre-made color themes, free fonts, and more! Get these amazing church PowerPoint templates.

24 Top Free Church & Religious PowerPoint PPT Templates to Download for 2024 

Before looking for a free religious or church template on the web, check Envato's free offerings first. Try out various premium church PPT background template files (not always church PowerPoint templates) at no cost to you.

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Having trouble finding PowerPoint religious templates? Here are some of the best free church and religious PowerPoint templates available to download in 2024:

1. Free Original PowerPoint Template for Church and Religious Presentations  

This free christian PPT template has a clean and minimal design. Use these free religious PowerPoint templates for sermons as well as charity or fundraising presentations.

2. Free PowerPoint Template for Church with Cross  

This free church and religious PowerPoint template is a good starting point. If you’re looking for religious PowerPoint templates that can be used for a regular Sunday sermon this might be it.

3. Free Church PowerPoint Templates with Cross

Here’s another free christian PowerPoint presentation featuring a cross. It includes a black and white color scheme, but you can customize the colors to your liking. 

4. Free PowerPoint Templates for Church Presentation

This free christian PowerPoint template features a silver cross. This template also includes church PowerPoint backgrounds for any type of church or Christian religious presentation. It includes a cover and two internal slide designs. Download these free PowerPoint templates for your church presentations. 

5. Ceramic Angel - Free PowerPoint Backgrounds for Church  

This simple free religious PowerPoint template features a ceramic angel. The free worship PowerPoint slides include one master background and one internal slide design. Give these free PowerPoint backgrounds for church a try.

6. Animated Free PowerPoint Templates for Church Worship

If you’re looking for an animated free religious PowerPoint template, this template will be a good starting point. It includes 100 slides. This is your sign to download these free PowerPoint templates for church worship, it doesn't get better than this. 

7. Virgin Mary - Free PowerPoint Templates for Church  

If you’re working on a presentation about Virgin Mary, this church PowerPoint template is a good starting point. Use it to create presentations on verses from the Bible or miracles of the Virgin Mary. These free PowerPoint templates for church are one of the best options online. 

8. Simple Angel - Free Church PowerPoint Templates  

This free christian PowerPoint template features a light blue background with an angel centered at the bottom of the slide. It’s a good starting point for any church PowerPoint presentation about the angels or general Bible verses. These free church PowerPoint templates will make all your information look amazing!

9. Church PowerPoint Templates for Free

Use these PowerPoint templates for church for all kinds of religious presentations. The free worship PowerPoint slides feature hands folded in prayer over a book and includes one cover and two internal slide designs. Download these church PowerPoint templates for free to keep your audience engaged and entertained. 

10. Black Bead Rosary - Church PPT Templates With Free Download

This free church PowerPoint template features a black bead rosary. The church templates for PowerPoint includes one cover slide and two internal slide designs. If you're looking for church PPT templates with free download, this is the option to try. 

11. Pattern - Free PowerPoint Templates for Church Presentations  

Consider this free religious PowerPoint template if you’re looking for a minimal PowerPoint design. These church PowerPoint templates include 80 slides and over 40 colors. These are the best free PowerPoint templates for church presentations from this list, you should definitely give them a try!

12. Free Church PowerPoint Templates  

This free worship PowerPoint slides template was designed in a widescreen resolution. It includes a cover slide and two internal slide designs. 

13. Easter Eggs Template & Free PowerPoint Backgrounds for Church  

Consider this free christian PPT template if you’re creating an Easter presentation. The PowerPoint templates for church come with one cover slide and two internal slide designs. These templates and free PowerPoint backgrounds for church are perfect to showcase easter content and activities. 

14. Christian Cross Necklace - Church PowerPoint Backgrounds for Free  

This free Christian PowerPoint template can be used for all kinds of religious presentations. It's got two internal slide designs and comes in a widescreen resolution. 

15. Religion - Free PowerPoint Templates for Church Presentations  

Try this free religious PowerPoint template if you’re making a presentation. The free christian PowerPoint template includes one cover and two internal slide designs in widescreen resolution.

16. Minimalist & Free PowerPoint Templates for Church Presentations  

Here’s another free minimalist free religious PowerPoint template. It's suitable for all kinds of religious presentations. 

17. Christianity Cross - Church PowerPoint Templates for Free

This free Christian PowerPoint template has a simple design. The main image on all slides are hands held together in prayer. These church PowerPoint templates include one master background and one internal slide design. 

18. Free PowerPoint Templates for Church Worship  

This free worship PowerPoint slides template has a classic design with plenty of space to include the contents of your presentation. Try these free PowerPoint templates for church worship.

19. Holy Bible - Free PowerPoint Templates for Church  

This free christian PowerPoint template is great for a Bible study presentation. This file includes a bible and a cross illustration that will enhance your free PowerPoint templates for church. 

20. Colorful Church PPT Templates With Free Download

This is another multipurpose design that can be used for christian PowerPoint templates. It features a multi-colored background. 

21. Baptism - Free Church PowerPoint Templates  

If you’re making a presentation about baptism, use these free worship PowerPoint slides as the starting point. If you'd like to explain to people what a baptism is, try these free church PowerPoint templates. 

22. Ten Commandments - Free PowerPoint Backgrounds for Church  

Use this free christian PowerPoint template if your subject is the ten commandments. The PowerPoint templates for church are fully customizable. 

23. Cross Template & Church PowerPoint Backgrounds for Free

Use this free christian PPT template for all kinds of religious presentations.  

24. Rose Bud Cherry - Church PPT Background  

This free religious PowerPoint template includes four different slides. Use it for all kinds of religious presentations. 

Five Ways You Can Customize Your Church PPT Template

After you’ve chosen which church PPT template you want to use, you’ll want to customize it. Here's the premium church PowerPoint template we’ll be using in this tutorial:

For this tutorial, we'll use slide 11. Here's what it looks like without any edits:

Let's get started:

1. How to Add an Image

To add an image to your church PowerPoint templates, begin by clicking on the Insert tab. On the Insert tab, click on the Pictures button.

Choose the next option depending on where your image is located. Once you've found your image, double-click on it to add it to your template.

2. How to Change the Font

Select the font on your PPT template by highlighting the words that you want to change. Then click on the Home tab in the toolbar. When you click on the arrow next to a font in the font menu,  A menu will drop down.

3. How to Change the Color of the Font

To begin changing the color of the font on your church PowerPoint, highlight the text that you want to change. Next, select the Home tab above the toolbar. On the Home tab, select the Font Color button. Then click the arrow next to the Font Color button to cause a color menu to drop down. Select your color from the color menu.

4. How to Add New Text

To add new text to your worship PPT template, you need to add a text box. To add a text box to your slide, click on the Insert tab. In the toolbar, select the Draw a Text Box button. Next, click where you want to add new text and draw a diagonal line. Type your new text.

5. How to Delete an Object

You may want to get rid of an object on your church PPT template to make more room, or if you simply don’t like the object.

Begin by selecting the object that you want to get rid of. After the object is selected, press Delete on your keyboard. The object is gone.

5 Quick Design Tips to Create Great Church Presentations in 2024

Congratulations on picking out your template or PowerPoint backgrounds for church. Now it's time to create and design your presentation. Here are five quick design tips that'll help you create great church presentations in 2024:

1. Use a Great Church PowerPoint Template

The first tip might seem obvious. Great PowerPoint templates for church will save you a lot of time as you’re creating a great presentation. Look for church templates for PowerPoint that have a variety of slides to choose from so you can include all the necessary details and information in your presentation.

2. Add Flowcharts and Infographics

Consider adding flowcharts and infographics to your presentation. This will make it more visually appealing and more interesting for your audience.

3. Use Legible Fonts

Keep in mind that not everybody will be close to the screen where you share your presentation. As such, you need to make sure to not only increase the font size but also to use fonts that are easy to read. 

4. Add Animations But Don’t Go Overboard

Another way to make your presentation more visually appealing is to add animations. Don't overdo it or you run the risk of your audience being too distracted by the animations. 

Learn how to add animations in this post:

5. Finish Your Presentation With a Strong Close

At the end of the presentation, be sure to give your audience a clear invitation for the next step . This can include attending a special mass, making a donation, or signing up to be a volunteer.

Five Religious PowerPoint Template Trends

To look contemporary, you'll want to look at other church PowerPoints. Here are five of the latest religious PowerPoint templates trends:

1. Try Muted Colors

In past PowerPoint trends, vibrant and bright colors were in. Now muted pastels and muted colors are taking over. Muted colors can be soothing and comforting. Muted colors also work well with either white or black font. This makes your church PPT template more versatile.

2. Add Illustrations

Illustrations can be really helpful when presenting your church PowerPoint. Illustrations can include maps, charts, and infographics. Maps can be helpful if you're talking about another country.

This article features graphics to add to your PowerPoint backgrounds for church:

3. Use Geometric Shapes

Geometric shapes are a fun design that can give your presentation a retro feel. The geometric-themed designs give your presentation a more light-hearted vibe. If you’re looking for a fun church PPT template, try looking for one with a geometric design.

4. Minimalism

A minimal presentation is all about making sure that your worship PPT template has only the important information on it. The speaker presents all the information that isn’t on the slide, and the main points are on the slides.

Here are some modern minimal templates for your church PowerPoint presentations:

5. Add Animation

Animated designs have become a new trend. Animated designs make infographics more interesting for the audience. Animations not only engage your audience, but they can also tell a little story. The template below has 40 animated slide designs that can help elevate your church PowerPoint backgrounds and slides. 

Discover More Top Microsoft PowerPoint Template Designs

The PowerPoint templates for church shown above are just a small fraction of what’s available online. If you want to see even more great PowerPoint designs and use them as an inspiration, check out the articles below:

5 Benefits Using the Best PowerPoint Presentation Templates (In 2024)

Not sure if you should use a premium church PowerPoint or a free religious PowerPoint template? 

In general, premium church PPT templates have more to offer. Here are five benefits to using a premium religious PowerPoint template for your next project:

• Premium church templates for PowerPoint save time. You don’t need to do much to the premium church or religions PowerPoint template. Most of the work is already done when you use a premium template. All you need to do is add your information and make any customizations.
• Premium church PowerPoint templates give you a great quality presentation . Professionals designed the premium worship PPT templates. Most people can’t design as well as professionals can. Since professionals designed the PowerPoint templates for church, you'll have a high-quality base to start with.
• The slides have built-in ideas . Pre-built slides can serve as an outline. This outline can help you make sure that you don’t miss anything.
• You can still customize . You won't be giving up on customization at all. Pre-built PowerPoint religious templates allow you to make as many customizations as you need to.
• Premium church PPT templates stand out . Most people don't use pre-built premium religious PowerPoint templates. If they do use pre-built templates, they use the free ones from Microsoft. Our Premium church PowerPoint backgrounds and templates from Envato Elements are designed to stand out.

Benefits of Envato Elements (The Power of Unlimited Use)

Envato Elements is a subscription service with a single flat-rate price. When you subscribe, you get unlimited access to christian PowerPoint templates and other design assets.

Sign up for Envato Elements. You'll get access to thousands of unlimited use graphics and PowerPoint templates for church. Choose from web themes to presentation templates , and more—all for one low price.

Common PowerPoint Questions Answered (FAQ)

Did you just download or are you thinking about downloading some christian PowerPoint templates? We've gathered some of the most commonly asked questions and their answers to get you started:

1. Can You Change Templates in PowerPoint?

You can easily change your church PowerPoint templates. We've got a tutorial that walks you through the entire process:

2. What Are PowerPoint Layouts?

PowerPoints layouts are a pre-built set of slide designs. They help you save time with your slide designs. This also helps you reduce the PPT file size if space is a concern.

Learn how to use layouts with the help of this tutorial:

3. What Is the Best Way to Add Images to Your PowerPoint?

Images are a must when creating a presentation and are easy to add. But your file size can get out of control when adding images. To find out the optimal way to add images to your PowerPoint, check out the tutorial below:

4. How Can I Keep My Audience Engaged?

This is the most important thing to consider when creating a PowerPoint. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to engage your audience. You can add questions, videos, or animation to slides. 

One way to keep your audience's attention is to use text animation. Learn how to do it in this tutorial:

5. Can You Collaborate With Other People?

Absolutely! There are several ways to share your church PowerPoint presentation with others. Learn more here: 

Looking to learn more about making great church PowerPoint presentations? Check out the next section!

Learn More About Making Great PowerPoint Presentations in 2024

PowerPoint is a very in-depth piece of software. 

Luckily, we've got plenty of PowerPoint tutorials to help you take your church PowerPoint skills to the next level. Get started with these tutorials below:

Design a Great PowerPoint Presentation for Your Church Quickly

Designing a great-looking presentation for your church in PowerPoint isn't that hard. If you've a great church PPT backgrounds or template to use as a starting point, you are ready to go. If you’re just getting started with presentations, a free church PowerPoint template is a good place to start. 

To create a professional-looking presentation, consider using a premium church PowerPoint template from Envato Elements. You'll also get access to thousands of other design assets. 

For a single PowerPoint church template to use right now, head over to GraphicRiver. Explore our single-use PowerPoint church templates . 

Editorial Note: This article has been updated with contributions from Sarah Joy , Daniel Strongin , and Gonzalo Angulo . Sarah and Daniel are freelance instructors for Envato Tuts+. Gonzalo is a staff writer with Envato Tuts+.

Christianity

Jul 21, 2014

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Christianity. Christianity is a monotheistic religion and is the world’s biggest religion with over 2 billion followers worldwide. Monotheistic means a belief in one god (usually referred to as God). Believe in a Trinity: God the Father (God) God the Son (Jesus) God the Holy Spirit.

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Christianity • Christianity is a monotheistic religion and is the world’s biggest religion with over 2 billion followers worldwide. • Monotheistic means a belief in one god (usually referred to as God). • Believe in a Trinity: • God the Father (God) • God the Son (Jesus) • God the Holy Spirit Portrait of Jesus

Key Beliefs • Based on the teachings of Jesus Christ who lived in the Holy Land (modern day Israel) 2,000 years ago. Christians also believe that Jesus was the messiah (savior) promised in the Old Testament of the Bible. • Believe that Jesus is the son of God. Christians also believe that God sent Jesus to earth to save humans from sin, through his sacrifice (crucifixion), and through his resurrection three days later. The Shield of the Trinity of traditional Western Christian symbolism.

Key Beliefs (cont.) • Christians believe in one baptism into the Christian faith (either as a child or as an adult, depending on the denomination). • The Eucharist, also known as a communion meal in some churches, is central to the church, and is thought to bring unity amongst Christians. • Christians believe in a Day of Judgment, where people will be judged to either go to heaven or hell. The Eucharist, meant to represent the body (bread) and blood (wine) of Christ, following instructions from the Last Supper.

Christianity at a Glance • There are approximately 2.1 billion Christians worldwide, with approximately 247 million Americans that refer to themselves as Christians.

Holy Book • The Christian holy book is the Bible, which consists of an Old Testament and a New Testament. • The Old Testament is the original Hebrew Bible (Torah), the sacred scriptures of the Jewish faith, written at different times between about 1200 and 165 BC. The New Testament books were written by Christians in the first century AD.

Worship Services • Christians worship at a church, with the holy day being on Sunday (a departure from Judaism, where the holy day is on Saturday). • Christian leaders go by different titles, depending on the type of church. Some common titles are: • Preacher/Minister • Priest St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, Italy (Vatican City) Pope Francis Billy Graham (Preacher)

Practices, Rituals, and Holidays • Christians believe that they communicate with God directly through prayer. • The Christian religion has a number of important holidays. Two of the most important are: • Christmas – A Christian holy day that marks the birth of Jesus. • Easter – Celebrates the resurrection of Jesus after his crucifixion. A child praying Easter Celebration in Vatican City

Christian Sects or Denominations • Christianity is divided into numerous sects or denominations. Three of the largest are: • Catholic • Protestant • Lutheran Martin Luther – German Monk and Catholic preacher, who began the Protestant Reformation (protesting the Catholic Church), which led to a split in Christianity Catholic believer praying in a church in Mexico

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Introduction

Incorporating inclusion in presentations.

Incorporating inclusion in presentations has a variety of benefits for both the presenter and the viewer. Taking time to ensure accessibility and inclusion are woven throughout a presentation helps create a welcoming environment and decreases the chance of unintentional viewer exclusion.

Preparation

The development and planning of a presentation is a multifaceted task, combining content and design while also incorporating engagement components. This process can be lengthy. However, accessibility and inclusion should be key components of presentation preparation. When planning visuals, keep in mind how they can affect students. For instance, a fast, recurring image on a slide could create an environment that causes some students to lose focus. Likewise, when selecting images, consider their implications. Resources like Unsplash or Pexels offer free, high-quality, and diverse images. Ensuring diverse image representation promotes a more inclusive class environment and can reduce bias. Lastly, check presentation color combinations. Colors are a key feature of presentations. Ensure your color combinations are inclusive; for example, pairing red and green would be challenging for color-blind students. These are just a few ideas to consider when planning your next presentation.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene compares Trump to Jesus Christ, claims both convicted felons

by JACKSON WALKER | The National Desk

LAS VEGAS (TND) — Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., on Monday claimed recent treatment of former President Donald Trump is comparable to that of Jesus Christ.

The comment came as Rep. Greene addressed a crowd at a Trump rally in Las Vegas, Nevada. Invoking Trump’s own rhetoric, the representative condemned the “fake news media” in its coverage of the former president's felony conviction .

“The Democrats and the fake news media want to constantly talk about ‘oh, President Trump is a convicted felon,’” she said.

The conviction, she argued, should make no difference in the eyes of Christians across the country as Jesus Christ faced what she described as similar treatment.

Well, you want to know something?” Rep. Greene asked, pointing two fingers toward the sky. “The man that I worship is also a convicted felon, and he was murdered on a Roman cross.”

The Republican claimed the death of Jesus is an example of the same sort of political corruption Trump faces. Rep. Greene used this example as a reason why Republicans must vote in the upcoming November election.

READ MORE | Marjorie Taylor Greene compares Trump to Jesus, Nelson Mandela ahead of arraignment

Christians traditionally believe Jesus’s death on the cross represents a sacrifice made in exchange for a renewal of their relationship with God.

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Ea sports™ unveils christian mccaffrey as the madden nfl 25 cover athlete.

Madden NFL 25 Launches Worldwide on August 16 With a Full Feature Reveal Coming Soon

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REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: EA) and EA SPORTS™ today revealed San Francisco 49ers superstar and reigning NFL Offensive Player of the Year Christian McCaffrey on the cover of the all-new EA SPORTS™ Madden NFL 25 , launching worldwide August 16. The full feature set for PlayStation ® 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC versions of Madden NFL 25, including details on the next level of FieldSENSE™, new commentary and presentation, and updates across Franchise and other beloved modes will all be announced soon. Madden NFL 25 will be available on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation ® 5, Xbox One, PlayStation ® 4, PC via EA app for Windows, Steam ® and Epic Games Store.

San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey graces the Standard and Deluxe Edition covers of Madden NFL 25. (Photo: Business Wire)

“Christian McCaffrey is a human highlight reel on NFL Sundays and our players love his dynamic abilities in Madden NFL , scoring more than 450 million touchdowns with him last year and making him the most popular running back in Madden NFL 24 ,” said Mike Mahar, Senior Production Director, Madden NFL . “Christian’s electrifying, dynamic and physical play style perfectly represents the gameplay innovations we’re bringing to Madden NFL 25 and made him the ideal fit for this year’s cover.”

McCaffrey led San Francisco to Super Bowl LVIII last season and further cemented himself as one of the league’s most consistent and explosive players in the process. His 339 total touches, 2,023 scrimmage yards and 21 total touchdowns all represented NFL bests on the year, and he tied a league record with 17 straight games with a touchdown.

“To be on the cover of Madden NFL is a career achievement and an honor I share with all of my teammates, coaches and 49er Faithful who have helped make it possible,” said McCaffrey. “I'm pumped to get back on the field this year to give Madden players more reasons to keep scoring touchdowns with me in Madden NFL 25 .”

Pre-order the Madden NFL 25 Deluxe Edition * today to receive numerous perks including 3-day early access, 4600 Madden Points, and much more. Make game day every day by pre-ordering the EA SPORTS™ MVP Bundle ** on PlayStation ® 5 and Xbox Series X|S, which includes the deluxe editions of EA SPORTS™ College Football 25 and Madden NFL 25 with 3-day early access and a multitude of additional benefits across both titles. Additionally, EA Play † members get a 10-hour early access trial as well as monthly Madden NFL 25 in-game rewards.

Stay tuned to the Madden NFL website and social media pages ( Instagram , Twitter , TikTok and YouTube ) for the latest Madden NFL 25 news. Madden NFL 25 is developed in Orlando, Florida and Madrid, Spain by EA SPORTS.

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