Christianity was founded on the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth, who lived in the first century CE in the region of Judea, in present-day Israel and Palestine. His followers, particularly the apostles, spread his teachings after his death and resurrection. The early Christian community developed from these teachings and grew as a distinct religion from Judaism. Key figures in the establishment and spread of Christianity include the apostles, especially Paul of Tarsus, who played a crucial role in spreading the message of Jesus to Gentiles (non-Jews) throughout the Roman Empire.
The History of Christianity Was founded by who?
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