The statement that "Christianity was once a sect of Judaism but eventually became its own faith system" is **True**.

Christianity originated in the 1st century CE as a movement within Judaism. Jesus of Nazareth, the central figure of Christianity, was a Jewish teacher, and his earliest followers were also Jewish. Over time, as the teachings of Jesus spread and started to attract non-Jewish followers, Christianity began to develop its own distinct identity. Key events such as the inclusion of Gentiles (non-Jews) into the faith and the establishment of core beliefs and practices separate from Judaism helped Christianity evolve into a separate religion by the late 1st and early 2nd centuries CE.

This transformation was influenced by numerous factors, including theological developments, cultural differences, and external pressures, which ultimately led to Christianity being recognized as an independent faith system separate from Judaism.

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The statement that "Christianity was once a sect of Judaism but eventually became its own faith system" is **True**.

Christianity originated in the 1st century CE as a movement within Judaism. Jesus of Nazareth, the central figure of Christianity, was a Jewish teacher, and his earliest followers were also Jewish. Over time, as the teachings of Jesus spread and started to attract non-Jewish followers, Christianity began to develop its own distinct identity. Key events such as the inclusion of Gentiles (non-Jews) into the faith and the establishment of core beliefs and practices separate from Judaism helped Christianity evolve into a separate religion by the late 1st and early 2nd centuries CE.

This transformation was influenced by numerous factors, including theological developments, cultural differences, and external pressures, which ultimately led to Christianity being recognized as an independent faith system separate from Judaism.

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The statement that "Christianity was once a sect of Judaism but eventually became its own faith system" is **True**.

Christianity originated in the 1st century CE as a movement within Judaism. Jesus of Nazareth, the central figure of Christianity, was a Jewish teacher, and his earliest followers were also Jewish. Over time, as the teachings of Jesus spread and started to attract non-Jewish followers, Christianity began to develop its own distinct identity. Key events such as the inclusion of Gentiles (non-Jews) into the faith and the establishment of core beliefs and practices separate from Judaism helped Christianity evolve into a separate religion by the late 1st and early 2nd centuries CE.

This transformation was influenced by numerous factors, including theological developments, cultural differences, and external pressures, which ultimately led to Christianity being recognized as an independent faith system separate from Judaism.

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Christianity was once a sect of Judaism but eventually became its own faith system.

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