Elective Christianity

It is the composition of the early Christian document.

• Didache

• Parchment

• Dead Sea Scroll

• Acts of the apostles

The year that the city of Jerusalem was besieged and captured by Rome and second temple destroyed.

• 64 CE

• 70 CE

• 65 CE

• 60 CE

They are responsible of standardizing and unifying Judaism as it immediately recognized the need after its destruction.

• Rabbinic sages

• Tannaitic Judaism

• Tannaim

• Pharisees

This constituted the core of the daily prayers of the Jewish community.

• Torah

• Halakha

• Oral Law

• Shema

Catholics keep the Word made flesh in the Tabernacle, while the Jews they keep what in the Tabernacle.

• Unleaven bread

• Word of God

• Stone tablet

• Scroll

He who rejects Christocentric, but accepts the theocentric theology of religion.

• John Hick

• Gustavo Guitterez

• Charles Darwin

• Howard Gardner

In religious pluralism, the morality is viewed by world religions as pertains to:

• Concern of values

• Concern of justice

• Concern of equality

• Concern of freedom

This supports the idea that all religions leads to salvation.

• God as center of all religion

• Morality in themajor world religions

• Salvatin in Christ

• Phenomenon of salvation

He is known for Christians as the "world made flesh", the logos in the

form.

• Messiah

• Son of God

• Christ

• Emmanuel

First century AD Jewish and early Christian sects who emphasized personal spiritual knowledge above the proto-orthodox teachings, traditions and aurhority of religious institutions.

• Hellenists

• Gnostics

• Ptolemies

• Seleucids