Interesting aspect of Christianity

What is the most interesting aspect about Christianity to you that clearly separates it from a more traditional religion such as Islam, Buddhism, Mormonism, or anything else. I need help immediately.

It doesn't even have to be an aspect about christianity, it can be about some other religion, just please someone help with some information.

I'm sorry but I don't quite understand your answer, is your answer, answering my question in regards to what the interesting aspect of christianity is to you? If it is, it isn't answering my question of what separates that religion from the others I've listed. Please respond. I would really appreciate it :)

Can someone please help by fully answering my question? PLEASE!

I'll try again. My understanding of your question was, what do I find the most interesting aspect of Christianity. It is that the Christian religion, like some others, teach that only those that share their brand of religion will go to heaven.

When I look at a starlit sky and consider that some of the light I see arriving here on earth is completing a journey of millions of years, I cannot deny there is a creator of this gigantic universe that has survived so long. But when I look at the history of our religions, where they started and how they spread, it fascinates me that they ignore everything beyond our skies and treat the subject it as if it all happened here on Earth within a relatively short period of time; at the most, five thousand years.

Judaism, and then Christianity started in the Middle East, then spread to Europe and beyond. But over the same time period there were people in Africa, Asia, Australia, Native Americans and many more that are excluded from the afterlife because they were/are not Christian.

My fascination is how and why Christianity believes the Creator of our vast universe would choose one tiny, fairly new planet in at least a multi-million year old system, then choose one religion on that planet that constitutes only about 20 percent of the planet's population to give them the exclusive "keys to the kingdom." Why would the Creator leave the remaining 80 percent on the outside? It interests me that religions that have survived for thousands of years have not yet addressed that issue in some way, considering the rest of the evolving, dividing and sub dividing theology that has taken place over that period.

I also don't understand your use of the word "traditional" relating to religion. What is traditional is based on the set of traditions you're using. Any religion's practices are traditional to those who subscribe to the belief.

wat sets r religion apart is that we believethat jesus is the one and only way. one(possibly muslims)religion wants to kill every christian and we want to love every one. and rob, how do u now that the rest of the universe is millions of years old. there was nothing at all exept God in the beginingand he created everything at once. and wen u wonder y it was earth not some other place, if we were somewere else, wouldnt u wonder y we were there not here?also, we will be judged according to wat we now the bible says. if u herd about christianity and turned it down u wll not have eternity with God.bt if u say live in africa and never ever herd about it, ull go to heaven.

Biblical Christianity is the only world religion that does good for others under no obligation. Eastern religions do good to improve karma, Muslims do good to increase their likelihood of entering paradise, LDS do good to attain godhood, etc. etc. Christians can do nothing to improve their chances of getting into heaven or pleasing God. That's the reason why Christ died for their sins. It's the only religion where they do good for others because they want to and not because it will get them into heaven, paradise, nirvana, etc.

Christianity's uniqueness centres upon the belief that God became man and walked upon the earth, it is not a doctrine but a relationship.