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The physical geography around China affected Chinese civilization by creating barriers to the outside world. In the zone of Central China, the Yangtze River, and the Yellow River represented a good source of fresh water, water for fertile soil and farming, and means of transportation of people and products.
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Isreal and Egypt is the answer
Because Christianity was so diffuse, and also illegal and therefore kept underground, it
is hard to speak of a united “Christianity” in this period. A more accurate statement might be
that there were “Christianities,” that is, various forms of Christianity, with different takes on
the religion and its message. Gnostics, Montanists, Docetists, and others, debated about the
true nature of Christ, salvation, and the life of a Christian.