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In the Christian faith, believers think that there is only one God, and Jesus Christ is the Son of God.
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In the Christian faith, followers believe that there is only one God, and Jesus Christ is the Son of God.
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In the Christian faith, followers believe that there is only one God, and Jesus Christ is the Son of God.

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キリスト教信者は、一人の神が存在し、イエスキリストは神の子であると信じている。
キリスト 教[きょう] 信者[しんじゃ] は 、 一[いち] 人[にん] の 神[かみ] が 存在[そんざい] し 、 イエス キリスト は 神[かみ] の 子[こ] で ある と 信じ[しんじ] て いる 。
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キリスト教信者は唯一の神が存在して、イエス・キリストがそのみ子であると信じているんです。
キリスト 教[きょう] 信者[しんじゃ] は 唯一[ゆいいつ] の 神[かみ] が 存在[そんざい] し て 、 イエス ・ キリスト が その み 子[こ] で ある と 信じ[しんじ] て いる ん です 。

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  1. Zifre
    Mar 2nd 2011, 23:51
    Why did you change this? I think this is better, but the old sentence was still correct.
  2. papabear
    Mar 3rd 2011, 00:00
    I changed it because "believers think" has a connotation of falsehood. I didn't think this particular sentence needed to convey that.
  3. Zifre
    Mar 3rd 2011, 00:49
    What if the speaker meant to convey a connotation of falsehood? You can always add alternative translations if you think something can be said better in a different way.
  4. papabear
    Mar 5th 2011, 06:10
    Please be aware that I am speaking about a language that is not my native tongue. Native Japanese speakers should feel free to correct me.

    However, "shinjiru," the verb in the original Japanese, means, according to WWWJDIC, "to believe; to believe in; to place trust in; to confide in; to have faith in." Something like "omou," a verb that can mean "believe" or "think," might have a connotation of falsehood. So I think the original Japanese really emphasizes religious belief.
  5. saeb
    Mar 5th 2011, 19:16
    while I'd back you up on this one, this sentence have already been translated, we don't know if it still matches russian and polish...
  6. papabear
    Mar 5th 2011, 19:26
    I've gone ahead and alerted them both.

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