Legalism And Christianity

Firstly, Christian 's introduction tends to judge each other and non - Christian in the details of life, eventually making no sense, or being responsible for the artificial, irrational and nearly impossible standards to the other party In the Old Testament Law, which is no longer relevant to trying to live, this situation continues from the beginning and is one of the more annoying features of human beings that is less common.

Or Christianity. If we want to attract the unbelievers, we should not be judged like the past, we must be open, not the attitude of "more holy than you".

The rule of the government alone does not make Christian life severer. Again, there is a tendency of a powerful lawyer. Christians face the real danger of looking at Christian faith as a series of practices designed to ensure God's approval. Historically, the world view has been built based on the attitude of potential lawyers. Prior to the 9th century people needed a ritual and sacrifice to strongly believe in the spiritual world and soothe the soul. When Arabs later invaded, it became a kind of Muslim. So you did rituals to keep God happy. The Soviet spirit also emphasizes the norms and work of following norms.

The pilgrimage began as early as the fourth century of the Christian era. This first happened after Constantine emperor legalized Christianity. Since Christianity has spread through law, we have acquired many believers who wish to purify and get salvation by going to sanctuary like Jerusalem. Most people go to pilgrimage sites like Canterbury in the UK (St. Theodore's bones) and Spain's Santiago de Compostela (St James's bones). This is a sacred thing. What is so sacred? This is an example of contact between the spiritual world and transcendence. This is an example of the reproduction of Christ. Physical rehabilitation is the main reason people go on pilgrimage

Religion was forbidden in ancient Rome, but legalization of Christianity occurred in the Constantine era of 313 AD. Most Christian teachings are spread by Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo established most churches in Greece and Asia. For monotheistic beliefs, Christians were executed on a large scale. However, the transformation of Konstantin emperor became a turning point in early Christianity. In 313 AD, Konstantin and Ricinius issued orders for Milan to legalize Christian worship.