The Big Three in Religion

When you hear the word "Big Three", most people will think about three big car companies in the United States. What three people did not think about were today's three beliefs, Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. If you read this article, you might think that "What are the points common to these three religions?" The answer to this is beyond your imagination. I would like to show you that these three religions are different, but they all have many similarities. It is God who answers this question first.

Christianity is one of the three world religions that came to China from the West. Among the three religions, it is second to arrive after Buddhism and Muslim. When the Chinese became a Christian, there were about six periods, then religion went to the basement, or Christians were kicked out or killed. It is said that the first wave was Jesus' death and immediately after the first century AD. The second wave is nest rhythmism that began in the 7th century. The third wave was a Catholic church spreading in the former morning (1206-1368). The fourth wave was the Catholic church between Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and Kiyoza (1636-1911). When missionaries came mainly from Western Europe and America from the 19th century to the early 20th century, the fifth wave was mainly Protestant and the gospel.

Prior to using religion, the coke itself ("education") is the closest to the meaning of "religion" in use. Since at least the Mei dynasty (1368-1644), the standards for discussing China's religion are "three religions" that refer to triangles, ie Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. However, this also has a problem because it excludes what is often called "mass religion" (or "folk religion") today. Religious Behavior Popular religions tend to be religious activities and customs so that they do not apply to popular religions and there is no prescriptive text accepted by any organization other than an independent sect . Increase doctrine