The History and the Future of Christianity

History and Future of Christianity I came from Trinidad and Tobago located in the south of the Caribbean. Because Christianity is the most popular religion in my country, it is the way of life for me to go home. Christianity was originally brought to our country by the UK, and the UK will colonize our country. During these periods our country was home to the indigenous tribe of India. They are Caribbean and Arawak. When we were colonized by the British army they killed most of the Indian tribes living on the island.

But how can Christian eschatological expressions express the future? The eschatology of Christianity does not talk about the future. It starts with a clear reality in history, presents this reality future, future possibilities, and future forces. The eschatological argument of Christianity is about Jesus Christ and its future. It acknowledges the reality of the ascension of Jesus and announces the future of the resurrected Lord. Therefore, whether all the statements about the future are based on the human and historical problems of Jesus Christ is a trigger to distinguish between the spirit of eschatology and the utopian spirit.

In the early Christian history, there was much debate about the essence of Jesus Christ. Some people think that Jesus is the direct substance of God, others feel God as being human beings at the same time. The various departments of Christianity highlight various aspects. For example, Gnosticism emphasizes the inner nature of God and the ability of believers to establish a direct relationship with God. In the year 325 AD, Nice Creed formally established the doctrine of Jesus in the Christian church. They accepted the four Gospels and rejected many other Gospels. Nicene Creed also puts emphasis on writing and letters of Sao Paulo. St. Paul emphasizes the sacred nature of Jesus Christ and the importance of crucifixion and resurrection.

This article aims to reveal the Christian history from the apostle Paul to the present Western Europe and the British Isles, to clarify the identity of Christianity and Europe, and to explain the meaning afterwards. Therefore, it shows several stages of the process and you must omit more than what you can include, so different events and personal details of people and places are chosen. The arrival of Christianity in Europe may in some way be regarded as the main thrust of the Apostles of the New Testament. The entire life and mission of Jesus was done in Palestine. He can not speak European languages. However, except for a few Romans who do not meet with Europeans like Pontius Pilate.