Christianity and Pagans

History studies concentrated on the development, expansion, maintenance, and challenges faced by the empire. Naturally, focusing on one of these aspects can only last a lifetime of research and learning. Most developing countries seem to face a common theme: how to lead a leadership challenge, military dysfunction, political maintenance, religious evolution, domestic and foreign conflicts, and most importantly how to balance sustainability ? People with common goals built society together.

Most people think that Christianity and paganism are two distinctly different religions. Paganism transcended Christianity millions of years ago for millennia. Christianity is the largest religion in the world today, exceeding 2 billion people in 2012. In 2012, Islam has over 1 billion fans. In the past five years these numbers have definitely increased. Statistically speaking, the third largest religion is classified as "secular / ignorant / atheist" depending on whether that person can also include infidels, but the new heathen is the greatest religion Although it is 18th in the list, it is Hinduism, Buddhism and Shinto, and some are part of infidels.

When Christianity entered the present age, heathens were referred to anyone who was not a Christian, infidels were called non-Christian faith or religion. If religion is not suitable for Judaism - Christianity - Islam or Oriental style, it is said that this religion is involved in paganism. Given that civilization changes and develops, God will grow and change as people begin to acquire the gods associated with the gods of their profession or their rural life. The god of the past still exists, but it will change according to changes in people's lives. God plays an important role in every aspect of society and affects everything from laws and customs to the general functions of the community. I can believe that reincarnation (physical regeneration is another form of the body), but they do not believe in the existence of heaven and hell