Christian is the person or subject given over to the Christian religion, whose monotheistic belief is governed under a single deity or God. The term Christian is based on the belief that God is not only a religious representation but also his son Jesus Christ, hence the name. So to be more specific, the Christian is the one who demonstrates his faith and belief through public acts of commitment such as baptism, communion, confirmation and respect for the 10 commandments and daily attitudes.
The Christianity is one of the religions that currently has more followers worldwide, reaching approximately two billion believers. Although Christians have several ramifications, they all share the general belief of Jesus as the only son of God. There are beliefs about Christianity, since many call themselves Christian-believers just to be certain of the existence of an all-powerful being, however and given the magnitude of the word, the aforementioned acts of devotion and public displays give rise to name to a faithful believer, being baptized under Christianity.
With the passage of time, this definition has taken on wrong meanings and the word Christian is used to determine whether or not someone is a believer in God and if they have high moral values, instead of being a follower of Jesus Christ who leads a totally lifestyle. different holy and pure based on what you believe. Also the knowledge of the word itself makes the difference between a Christian and someone who "calls himself a Christian." Many of those belonging to this belief set their valid points of the requirements that a faithful must follow, such as sharing their faith with others, attending churchon a regular basis, it shows respect for biblical authority and promotes the truth on a regular or daily basis, however, little is understood about this term so it is difficult to separate the word Christian from Christianity without including religion.
Representatives of this belief express that God's relationship with a Christian is unique, recognizing himself as a sinner, without the right to salvation and not for convenience, which is why such communication between one thing and another is closer than any believer can testify.
