Answer and Explanation:
The teachings of Jesus Christ determined actions and behaviors that must be adopted by his followers. These followers were called Christians, since they followed the teachings of Jesus, whom they considered to be Christ. Christians took these teachings to other regions, accumulating a very large number of faithful and establishing one of the largest religions in the world, Christianity.
In antiquity, religions determined many traditions and philosophies, as they should be adopted by an entire kingdom, without religious freedom. In this way, the kingdoms that established Christianity as their official religion, allowed Jesus' teachings to give rise to traditions and philosophies that were spreading and passing from generation to generation.