I'm not certain about the Christian view.
That depends on which denomination. Oneness Pentecostals don't even believe that other Christians worship the same God as them. But yes, as far as I'm concerned we worship the same God.
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I'm not certain about the Christian view.
No, they do not. Muslims believe in another "God", they deny Jesus and those who deny Him deny the Father. For the Father is the Son and the Son is the Father.The general Islamic view is yes, they worship the same God.
I'm not certain about the Christian view. It appears to vary quite a bit which is why I am particularly interested in the Christian view on this.
Why do you think they worship the same God/different Gods?
Did you ever think that maybe the fables you have read about Muhammad aren't true?
What fables?Did you ever thing the fables about Judaism and Christianity may not be true?
No, they do not. Muslims believe in another "God", they deny Jesus and those who deny Him deny the Father. For the Father is the Son and the Son is the Father.
Christians believe in the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and Muslims believe in the "God" of Esau and Mohammad.
What fables?
That's what the Pharisees thought too. But in truth they have not.This is the common egocentric view of 'other' religions. Muslims believe in the God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob.
I know, but the poster I responded to has made plenty of clear statements about his beliefs to which I referred to as fables. Since I don't have any such specific opinions about Judaism or Christianity I can't relate. I deny them as I am a muslim for the same reasons other Muslims do, but rarely, if ever, do I make such statements about them as the person I was responding to makes about Muhammad. Because I haven't really made up my mind about their specific histories etc.I was being rhetorical. When people describe other religions they consider false they describe the 'other' beliefs are considered 'fables.'
I know, but the poster I responded to has made plenty of clear statements about his beliefs to which I referred to as fables. Since I don't have any such specific opinions about Judaism or Christianity I can't relate. I deny them as I am a muslim for the same reasons other Muslims do, but rarely, if ever, do I make such statements about them as the person I was responding to makes about Muhammad. Because I haven't really made up my mind about their specific histories etc.
No,
Christians worship the Trinity, of which the Father is in Heaven, the Holy Spirit lives in us, and Jesus lived amongst us.
This Jesus was crucified, and rode from the dead.
That is the Christian God.
The Islamic God does not know a Trinity, It denies the Divinity of Jesus, and calls the Holy Ghost either Muhammad, or Gibriel.
the Quran is clear!
It wants us to believe that we worship the same God in Surra 29:46.
But in Surra 4: 157 it denies that Jesus died on the cross.
We have the 1400 year old conclusion.
The Bible say Jesus was crucified, the Quran says no, He was not.
Christianity is a religion where the Trinity is worshipped, as one God, The Quran thinks the Trinity is 3 gods, and actually understands it as a Father, a physical son of God, and Mary, the mother of God.
I do not even consider Muhammad as a prophet of YHWH. He was a prophet of an imposter Angel, Gibriel.
In the Bible Jesus spoke to this angel, there he is called Legion!
The way the bible is deified is pretty damn idolatrous.Yeah, right.........................No
The Bible isn´t deified. Unlike a Muslim with the Koran, you could take any of my thirteen different versions, and burn it, it is just a book, not a god.The way the bible is deified is pretty damn idolatrous.
What's more important to me is that Christians and Muslims should be friends.The general Islamic view is yes, they worship the same God.
I'm not certain about the Christian view. It appears to vary quite a bit which is why I am particularly interested in the Christian view on this.
Why do you think they worship the same God/different Gods?
I think they already are.What's more important to me is that Christians and Muslims should be friends.
The general Islamic view is yes, they worship the same God.
I'm not certain about the Christian view. It appears to vary quite a bit which is why I am particularly interested in the Christian view on this.
Why do you think they worship the same God/different Gods?
The Qur'an is not a god either to state the obvious, but since most have just that one copy it'd be nice of you not to burn it.The Bible isn´t deified. Unlike a Muslim with the Koran, you could take any of my thirteen different versions, and burn it, it is just a book, not a god.
According to what credible source?They worship different gods.
Jesus, according to Islam did not die on the cross, but let Judas do it instead.
They worship different gods.
Jesus, according to Islam did not die on the cross, but let Judas do it instead.
Galatians 1:8 says "even if an angel" declares a Gospel, contrary to the one given, let them be under a curse.
Even if an angel. Interesting choice of words, no?
No, they do not. Muslims believe in another "God", they deny Jesus and those who deny Him deny the Father. For the Father is the Son and the Son is the Father.
Christians believe in the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and Muslims believe in the "God" of Esau and Mohammad.