UM Determining the Central Idea of Christian Faith Case Study

For this essay, you will need to visit a religious site( PREFERRED IN MIAMI ) from a religious tradition that is not your own and write a report on it. This paper must have a thesis. Detailed assignment instructions and format are provided in the course. You will be revising this essay.

This paper will survey & discuss the central idea of Christianity. Christianity is a global religion that began in the first century C.E. when Jesus of Nazareth began his ministry in the region of Palestine. While there are many expressions of Christianity throughout the world, this paper will review the researcher’s experience at the Miami Bapta-metho-presby-costal Church in the city of Hialeah. Miami Bapta-metho-presby-costal Church represents a Protestant expression of the Christian faith. This paper will argue that the central idea of Christianity is the absolute sufficiency of the person and work of Jesus. This paper will demonstrate this by first demonstrating the centrality of Jesus within the historic beliefs of Christianity, then, the paper will demonstrate the presence of Jesus’ person and work within the liturgy and aesthetic of the gatherings, finally, this paper will describe how the person and work of Jesus influences the daily lives of congregants of the Miami Bapta-metho-presby-costal Church.

the conclusion should be something like this (ex)

“This paper has demonstrated that the central idea of Christianity is the absolute sufficiency of the person and work of Jesus by first demonstrating the centrality of Jesus within the historic beliefs of Christianity, then, the paper demonstrates the presence of Jesus’ person and work within the liturgy and aesthetic of the gatherings, finally, this paper describes how the person and work of Jesus influences the daily lives of congregants of the Miami Baptist Church. It is clear from the above data & arguments that the absolute sufficiency of the person and work of Jesus is the central idea of Christianity. Further research is necessary to determine how this central idea informs congregations engagement with the culture in other socioeconomic and geographic contexts.”