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Christian Beliefs

The Trinity, creation, the incarnation, crucifixion, resurrection and salvation.

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How many gods does Christianity teach?

Christian Beliefs is a core part of GCSE Religious Studies. Revise the key concepts and common mistakes below, then lock them in with the free games.

Key concepts

TrinityOne God in three persons: Father, Son, Holy Spirit
IncarnationGod the Son becoming human in Jesus Christ
OmnipotentAll-powerful — a key attribute of God
OmniscientAll-knowing — a key attribute of God
OmnibenevolentAll-loving — a key attribute of God
CreatorGod who made the universe from nothing (ex nihilo)
CrucifixionJesus' death by execution on a Roman cross
ResurrectionJesus rising from the dead on the third day
AtonementJesus' death restoring humans' relationship with God
SalvationBeing saved from sin and given eternal life
GraceGod's free, undeserved love and forgiveness
AscensionJesus returning to heaven 40 days after Easter
EschatologyThe study of the last things — death, judgement, end times
ParousiaThe Second Coming of Christ
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Common mistakes to avoid

Questions where students often pick the tempting wrong answer — make sure you know the right one:

How many gods does Christianity teach?✗ Three separate gods.   ✓ One — Christianity is monotheistic; the Trinity is one God in three persons.
Are sacred texts read literally by all believers?✗ Yes, everyone reads them literally.   ✓ No — interpretation ranges from literal to symbolic.

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