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Describe what Christians believe about the nature of God.
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Unit 1- The Nature Of God Questions a) Describe what Christians believe about the nature of God. b) Explain how a Christian might show respect for the bible in his or her daily life. c) 'There is no evidence that god exists.' Do you agree? Give reasons to support your answer, and show that you have thought about different points of view. You must refer to Christianity in your answer. Answers a) Christians are monotheists. This means that they believe that there is only one God. According to Christianity, God is unlike anything else that exists. This means that it can be very difficult to describe God, because to use everyday language is inadequate and would limit his all powerfulness. God is often described as 'holy', which means special, separate and different. Christians believe: * God is eternal, beyond time and space. * God is not limited by having a physical body, and is everywhere at...
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