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'''Jesus''' (popularly known as '''Jesus Christ''' or '''Jesus Christof Nazareth''') is the central figure that separates [[Christianity]] from other [[religion]]s. He was, as Christians believe, both [[God]] and a man; that He created the world and mankind, and that He is alive today.  He was born around 4 B.C (although the year is disputed to be anywhere between 7 and 4 B.C) in [[Bethlehem]]. His family fled to [[Egypt]] under the prosecution of [[Herod the Great]] before settling in [[Nazareth]]. Jesus worked as a carpenter with His legitimate father, [[St. Joseph]] in and grew up in around [[Judea]] (modern day Israel or [[Palestine]] where ). Around the age of 30, He taught preached about God's [[love]] and the [[repentance]] of [[sin]]. Due to his teachings, the [[Pharisees]] accused Jesus of [[blasphemy]] and asked the Roman governor, [[Pontius Pilate]] for his execution. He died on a cross for the sins of all humanity and rose again 3 days later. A Christian believes that faith in Him brings [[salvation]].