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Mind map of Christian beliefs with quotes 

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Unit 1- CHRISTIAN BELIEFS Y10-Y11

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<p>Christianity is built on core beliefs about God, Jesus, and what happens after we die. These beliefs shape how Christians understand the world, deal with suffering, and live their daily lives.</p>

Christian Beliefs Mind Map - GCSE Unit 1

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