Answer:
The correct answers are A, B, D, F and G:
-Holy text is Holy Bible
-Monotheistic
-Consider Abraham to be an important ancestor.
-Believes Jesus is messiah or savior
-Prayer is important
Explanation:
Christianity is a monotheistic religion, based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, which are described in the Holy Bible. About 30% of the Earth's population is considered Christian, and in its various branches is the world's largest religion, although it is experiencing decline in the Western world.
Christianity believes in a trinity where the Father, the Son (Jesus) and the Holy Spirit are different persons in the deity, while being a God. The central dogma is that Jesus Christ died and rose again from the dead after three days, and that through this man can be saved and have eternal life.
Christianity is an Abrahamic religion that started as one of many apocalyptic movements in Israel in Jesus' time. Faith in Christ spread to the Greco-Roman cultural realm, and by Emperor Constantine the Great's conversion to Christianity in 312 and the Edict of Milan the following year, freedom of belief was introduced for the Christians. Through Christian mission, Christianity spread northward into Europe, and around year 1000, almost the entire European continent was Christianized. At the same time, Christianity faced strong competition from an expanding Islam, which was subservient to Christian areas in the Middle East, Asia Minor and North Africa. Through missionary activities, Christianity was spread to Asia and by emigration to America. In recent times, Christianity has reached sub-Saharan Africa.
