Christian existentialism combines the core ideas of existentialism with Christian faith. It maintains that individuals must find personal meaning and authentic existence through their choices, while also recognizing a personal relationship with God as central. Unlike secular existentialism, which sees life as inherently absurd, Christian existentialism views existential angst as a pathway to discovering divine truth and purpose. This synthesis challenges believers to engage deeply with their faith, embrace personal responsibility, and confront the paradoxes of both freedom and divine order.