Christianity was created based on the beliefs of Judaism. Both Christians and Jews believe in the same god, Yahweh (or God), as well as common religious figures such as Moses. Christianity came about in the Roman Empire, when Jesus, whom many people believed to be the Messiah, began to perform miracles and was crucified by Pontius Pilate. However, Romans largely rejected Christianity, and it was only after the reign of Constantine that Christians stopped being persecuted. As a result, Judaism and Christianity became separate religions with the same basic ideas, with Christians believing in the teachings of Jesus, and occasionally that Jesus is the son of God, while Jews do not follow Jesus, but worship the same god.
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