Change And Continuity Of Christianity

During the times of 300 CE in the Middle Eastern region, Christianity was rapidly expanding but after being eroded against the test of time, fragmentation was inevitable. The events were a string of series that began with the unification of Christianity on a strong front, followed by a separation from the Roman Catholics and the Eastern Orthodox to finally a protestant growth of a new branch. In the beginning, Christianity was created from Jesus wanting to revitalize traditions. Saint Paul’s conversion on missionary journeys proved how individuals helped Christianity on a united front and on the New Testament, Saint Paul wrote, “You are all one in Christ Jesus.” Paul’s actions helped a collective group of individuals come together for a good beginning tradition. The actions of Saint Paul marked the first major collective unity in the religion of Christianity. As
Due to the corruption of the Roman Empire’s church and the pope, a new ra of Protestants was formed. This act of religious controversy sparked a massive schism and once again during history, Christianity was changed. However, through all of this all groups of Christianity continue to believe that the Holy bible was their own religious text and despite undergoing remakes and new changes, the bible was the only thing all Christians could confide in. Christianity was not the only religion that went through so many changes. Similar to Christianity, Buddhism began with the ideals of only revitalizing traditions with a goal of making the world better. However, Buddhism was unable to expand as rapidly as Christianity over the years and as a result, Buddhism did not become. It is important to compare Christianity to many other religions and to show has Christianity has been affected over the years because maybe one day, our generation might be the next one that will alter how history looks upon