Christianity teaches that God is holy. Holiness means that God is completely set apart from evil, corruption, impurity, and sin. God is not morally mixed, confused, unstable, or corruptible. He is perfectly good, perfectly pure, and perfectly righteous.
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Christianity teaches that God is Creator, King, and Judge, but it also teaches that God is near, loving, relational, and personal. One of the most important ways Christians speak about God is by calling Him Father.
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Christianity teaches that God is the Creator of all things. The universe is not viewed as an accident, a product of many competing gods, or something that exists independently of God. In Christian belief, everything that exists depends on God for its existence. God is not part of creation. He is before creation, above creation, and the source of creation.
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Christianity teaches that God is not an impersonal force, a vague spiritual energy, or a distant creator who abandons the world. Christians believe God is living, personal, faithful, and active. He creates, speaks, calls, commands, judges, forgives, delivers, and keeps His promises.
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Module 2 explains the Christian view of God by describing God as living, personal, faithful, and active in history. It presents God as the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, showing Christianity’s connection to the biblical story of covenant, promise, and divine faithfulness. The module then explains that Christians understand God as Creator, King, and Judge, meaning He made the world, has rightful authority over it, and holds human beings morally accountable.
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