Is Christianity a product of European civilization or Middle Eastern civilization from a historical perspective alone?

From a historical perspective, Christianity is definitely a product of the Middle East. Because Christianity originated in the Middle East, but gradually became more and more prosperous in Europe. It was only then that Christianity became the dominant religion in the European region. When Christianity was first established, it was criticized and opposed by many people. Even many religious people were persecuted. It can be said that the situation in the Middle East was very chaotic at that time.

But then Christianity has developed other forms of religion such as Catholicism, Protestantism, and Orthodox Christianity, all of which have the same roots. There are not many differences, but because of historical reasons these religions absorbed the local culture of Europe will gradually evolve out of the new form of religion. At the root of these religions is the belief in Jesus, and these religions also believe that Jesus is the only true God. However, there are some distinct differences in the form of religion.

Now Christianity has billions of followers all over the world, and it can be said that Christianity is the most numerous religion in the world. This is a testament to the influence of Christianity around the world, as there are many developed countries whose state religion is Christianity. Although different forms of Christianity may be practiced, the root cause is still Christianity itself. The Jerusalem area can be considered a holy place for Christianity.

Of course, Jerusalem is a sacred place for many religions, as it is an important place for Judaism, Christianity and Islam. And it is a place where wars and conflicts often break out. That's why the Middle East is always in trouble.