Original sentence: ),  millennialism, continuationism, penal substitution, a form of Apostolic succession, baptism by immersion, and the Eucharist (referred to as the Sacrament).Because of these differences, the LDS Church views all other churches as having departed from true Christianity,  and views itself as a restoration of first century Christianity and therefore the only true and authorized Christian church.Many teachings of the LDS Church are similar to those found within Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant forms of Christianity.Other significant differences relate to the church's acceptance of additional scripture, doctrine, and practices beyond what is found in the Bible.There are also significant differences between the LDS Church and other church groups on the these teachings and others when it comes to specifics.These same differences cause other church groups to question whether the LDS Church falls within Christianity as historically understood.These teachings include beliefs concerning the Bible, the divinity of Jesus, and his atonement and resurrection, salvation through Jesus alone, his virgin birth, restorationism (via a Restoration of Christ's church given through Joseph Smith, Jr
Edited sentence: ), rejection of original sin, millennialism, continuationism, penal substitution, and a form of Apostolic succession.For example, LDS theology includes belief in the doctrine of salvation through Jesus alone, his virgin birth, restorationism (via a Restoration of Christ's church given through Joseph Smith, Jr.In addition to a belief in the Bible, the divinity of Jesus, and his atonement and resurrection, other LDS teachings are shared with other branches of Christianity.Nevertheless, the LDS Church differs from the many other churches within Christianity, and some Christians do not believe that the LDS Church is part of Christianity.Other significant differences relate to the church's acceptance of additional scripture, doctrine, and practices beyond what is found in the Catholic or Protestant versions of the Bible.The faith itself views other modern Christian faiths as having departed from true Christianity and that it is a restoration of 1st century Christianity and the only true and authorized Christian church.The practices of baptism by immersion and the Eucharist (referred to as the Sacrament) are also held in common