Christians believe that everything that exists, is the result of God. The Bible states in Genesis 1:1, that God created the heavens and the earth in the beginning. 2 Peter 1:21 says that Moses who wrote Genesis while being inspired by the Holy Spirit, says that God is the creator of all living things. Almost all Christian churches teach that God is the trinity and was the major benefactor in the creation of mankind and the universe. What does it mean to be human and are we more important than animals?
God also has standards for man regarding morality and/or ethics. He gave us the ability to choose, even knowing that we could choose to disregard His guidelines or Commandments. In Exodus 20:6 we are told how to please God. Though we may please God, in Ephesians 2:8-10, we see what we must ultimately do to atone for man’s fall from God. “How a Christian lives their life reveals their spiritual condition” (Weider & Gutierrez, 2011, p.65).
4. The Question of Morality - This question asks, “What is right/wrong?” We base the answer on the commandments God gave. (Mark 12:30-31) God has established the laws of the land that we ought to follow to be in the favor of God and so that we can live in an upright manner and show others how to live through our actions (Romans 13:1-7.) 5. Question of Destiny - This asks the question, “What happens when we die?
First, the question of origin; where did we and the world around us come from. According to the biblical/Christian Worldview, the world and everything in it came through the creative making of God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. We find evidence of this through the writings of Moses, the author of Genesis. In chapters 1 and 2, Moses describes how God made the universe and formed man from the dust of the ground. Even the book of John describes Jesus’ involvement in “making” the world (Holy Bible, John 1:10).
In Genesis 1:27, God is in the process of creating man. God did this and was very specific to create this man in His own image(Genesis 1:27, NIV). One other thing that set apart this man God had created is stated in Genesis 2:7. In this verse it is explained that God breathed the life into man to make him living(Genesis 2:7, NIV). Now in previous verses God is creating everything in the earth, but the thing that sets the creation of man apart from this, is being made in His image and having His breath breathed into man.
This outline commences with our origin and extends as far as our destiny. Furthermore, the biblical worldview comprises of a set of principles that we must follow to reach our destiny. Moreover, attributable to our physical state, in Romans 1-8 while teaching the Gospel, Paul addresses several of the essential factors of the scriptural worldview that avails to guide us on the correct pathway to our final reward. Nevertheless, we should be adamant and unflinching, prayerful and immovable in our faith so that we will not sway from our worldview. Accordingly, Matthew 26:41 lets us know that “… the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak” (New International Version).
The goal of a Christian is to develop a close relationship with God through (Word of God) the ministry of Jesus Christ and by the aid of the Holy Spirit. Jesus is the anointed one from God the Father who came to this world, to fulfill the Old Testament laws and prophecies. Jesus performed miracles which are recorded in the Gospels by the eyewitnesses. Christianity teaches that there is one God, one faith and one baptism; it teaches that God made the universe, the earth and He created Adam and Eve and that God created man in His image, that mean God’s character. That means every person is made in God’s image and likeness.
The plot in this story is simple, the Word, attributed as Jesus Christ, helps God to create our world, he then obtains mortal life and while containing that essential spark of divinity, he generously passes on the ability for us to receive our own divine spark, thus making us children of God as well. He then returns to the world where God the creator lives with Wisdom, who was also with God in the beginning before creation. The Word and Wisdom both share in the divine spark; admonishing us, the children of earth to take heed and to believe so that we may obtain that essential divine spark. Wisdoms words to the people echo the writer of John, “for whoever finds me finds life and obtains favor from the Lord…”, (Proverbs 8:35-36) What we may today think of as ambiguous could very well have been plain and simple to the readers of the book then The beginning
The origin of all humanity, therefore, was the works of God. The book of Hebrews illustrates that God exists and everything on the world is held under His control as seen in Colossians. The fact that God punished Adam and Eve, in the Garden of Eden, illustrates that morals are necessary for the success of a nation. This is in the book of Genesis. The book of Timothy illustrates that there is need for respect and observation of all set norms in a given society.
The Jewish holy book is called the Torah, which is the written law of God's instructions. Jews believe that the Torah was given to the Prophet Moses. It teaches Jews how to act with moral behaviors, think, and even feel about life and death. Christianity, which has roots in Judaism, also believes that the Ten Commandments are the primary set of laws as well. Followers of the Christian faith believe that Jesus is the Messiah, so it's doctrine is based on the life and teachings of Jesus.