John In The New Testament

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Religion is any specific practice of belief about a supreme being, often involving rituals, moral principles, and an outlook of life. Many standard religions are solely based on beliefs and have one goal, to follow the path of god or their higher spirit. In the New Testament, there are many stories which may appear similar but have very different interpretations. This is evident when comparing Chapter one of Matthew and Chapter one of John in the New Testament due to the fact that there are two main distinct differences between the two writers; one being how their tones are hopeful or passionate, and also how they both emphasize on different subject matters in their writing such as Jesus’ birth and the creation of the world. In Chapter one