| | - Islam's view of Christianity is that it started off as a religion based in
Jewish tradition but accepting Jesus as a prophet and teacher. In time these
teachings got replaced by corrupted teachings that Islam rejects: Jesus was not
God incarnate and he was not God's begotten son.
-- "Problems with Christianity"
(http://www.islamic.org.uk/I4WM/problems.htm)
- The person of Jesus or Isa in Arabic (peace be upon him) is of great
significance in both Islam and Christianity. However, there are differences in
terms of beliefs about the nature and life occurrences of this noble Messenger.
-- "The Islamic and Christian views of Jesus: a comparison"
(http://www.soundvision.com/Info/Jesus/inIslam.asp)
- ... the Qur'an retells many stories found in the Hebrew Bible and the New
Testament. No doubt the majority of Muslims, therefore, acquire their knowledge
of the Bible solely from the Qur'an. Nevertheless, many Muslims have studied
and several novelized lives of Jesus have been published in the twentieth
century, especially in Egypt.
-- "Islam and Christianity: Similarities and Differences"
(http://muslim-canada.org/islam_christianity.html)
- Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are three closely related religions. Because
they all revere Abraham and certain other patriarchs mentioned in the Bible as
their spiritual ancestors, they are sometimes called Abrahamic religions. (The
Baha'i world faith is sometimes also included in this grouping.) However, their
many points of similarity are no guarantee that their followers can get along.
-- "Comparing Christianity and Islam: the world's two largest religions"
(http://www.religioustolerance.org/comp_isl_chr.htm)
- Christians and Muslims have some beliefs in common. We both agree that there is
one God who created the universe and is sovereign in the lives of men. We agree
that God is the source of justice and morality. We agree that his ultimate
justice is dispensed via life after death in heaven and hell.
Fundamentalist Christians and fundamentalist Muslims both consider such things
as pornography and licentious living as pollutants to society. In fact, one of
the reasons for the strong negative reaction to western civilization in Muslim
countries is the influence of such practices emanating from the west.
But there are many things upon which we disagree. The points of disagreement
touch on every important religious doctrine. Indeed, the disagreements are so
severe as to be irreconcilable.
-- "Fundamentalism: Contrasting Christianity and Islam"
(http://faithfacts.gospelcom.net/islam.html)
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