Christianity as Branches from Judaism

He’s the son of God - Christians believe he is the promised messiah

Their Sabbath is on a Sunday since Jesus was said to be resurrected then

Yes, humans have free will, therefore, they are constantly in a struggle between sin/good works

Internal debate amongst Christian denominations. Shows a difference in Judaism and Christianity

There’s a heaven/hell - some include purgatory which a place to atone for sins and they may get into heaven.

Place where sings are purged, and this is how people get perfect to enter heaven - therefore people spend a couple thousand years here.

Mostly universal but people have been lifted up into heaven

Some denominations welcome anyone, so slightly waning

Space for debate on the processes/atonement

Used to be required by law by enlightenment, not so much anymore fully

If only Christians get into heaven then this matters more

Believed to be more applicable to liberal Christians that can’t fully satisfy above requirements.

Many different interpretations. One is Dante’s in which hell is hierarchical where punishment fits the Chrime.

The Kommandant of Hell, a fallen angel

From the book of revelation, there’s many different stories that have lots of poor/scary outcomes. 7 is an important number.

Makes Christianity more inclusive. Often called the second creator of Christianity.