There are many, many different factors that could influence the way a person views a deity. From what I've heard, a person's perspective of god can have a lot of footing in how the person perceived their father as a child. The stages of developement tend to root the parental image in the minds of people, so it tends to come back to that when it comes to religion.
Another thing would be life experiences. Many people convert to a religion after they believe that they have witnessed a miracle, or other similar events. Out of body experiences, extreme cases of luck or bad luck, near death experiences, or the behavior of others around them are all ways that could influence the way a person sees God. For example, many people who survive deadly accidents or risky hospital operations believe that divine intervention could have been involved, and become more active religiously.
As with just about any kind of thing that a person could have an opinion on, it is largely up to how the person's life goes. Little events, relations with others, and several other things could all be reasons for someone to view God differently.
All of this is information is based on what I've learned over the years. It's as factual as possible, to my knowledge. I hope that this helps.
Christians view owls as one of God's wonderful creations, so most Christians are okay with them.
Christians believe God exists. Not only do Christians believe that God exists but also that He communicates with man.
They both believe in a god that made the earth
They believe He is the Messiah prophesied in the Old Testament. Most believe that He is God incarnate.
Some Christians view it as duty to God, but it isn't commanded in the Bible. And for some it is utopian, at least in their hopes, but for others it is not.
well from a christians point of view it's the worship of false Gods . the true God being Jesus Christ .
Christians relationship with god i to let him be your savior
True Christians prove their devotion to God by obeying God in the spirit.
Christians believe him to be God and therefore worship him as God.
It means, simply, made by God. (Many Jews and a few Christians take the view that the name of God is so sacred that it should not be spelled out in full).
Most Christians view genetic engineering as playing god. What they lack to understand is that their god created the Cosmos, sparked life, and designed that life. We humans are not designing life itself, but instead altering under the laws of life and nature.
The simple answer is yes. We (Christians) believe that Jesus of Nazareth is the Jewish messiah, but that He is also God incarnate; or God made into man. As such we worship God of the Hebrews through Jesus. There is also the Holy Spirit which we also believe to be God. This is called the Trinity God the Father (ie Hebrew view of God), God the Son (Jesus of Nazareth) and God the Holy Spirit (which is like the essence or Spirit of God active in the present time).