First of all, their attributes are different. Also, since his power is more important than his other attributes, there is an unequal emphasis on power over his other attributes. In the end, a follower cannot know God or even be sure of the consistency of his attributes. On the other hand, because Yahweh is by nature a triune unity his attributes stem from his nature. The eternal relationship within the Trinity promotes love within the Godhead and extends to his creation.
Also, since his attributes are based on his unchanging nature rather than his powerful will, all his attributes are equal and promote trustworthiness rather than capriciousness. This means that believers can know God and be sure of his attributes. Second, Christians understand the nature of God to be triune Father, Son and Holy Spirit , which is the only way that Jesus Christ, as the second person of the Trinity, could die on the cross to pay for our sins.
If Jesus were not God himself, then his death on the cross would be meaningless. However, Muslims deny that Jesus died on the cross and they reject the belief in his resurrection from the dead. Only a triune God, defined as one essence and three persons, could become incarnate and still remain God of the universe, and yet this is the God that Muslims reject. Messiahs miracles Islam and Christianity both ascribe that Jesus Christ was the promised Messiah and did perform miracles.
Satan Both Muslims and Christians believe Satan is real and evil and that he tries to make people follow him instead of God. The return The two faiths believe Jesus will return from Heaven. Antichrist The belief that there will be an antichrist who appears before the end of the world and that Jesus will return and conquer him is common to both theologies. Judgment Both religions believe a day of judgment will really happen and people will be judged for the lives they lead on Earth.
Hell and paradise Muslims and Christians believe hell and paradise to be literal places. Covenants Muslims and some Christians believe God connects with His people through covenants. Family Family is a foundational part of both Christian and Muslim life. Both peoples believe the family has a critical impact on society. Codes of health Muslims and some Christians have codes of health such as not drinking alcohol or not eating certain foods.
These codes of health are part of their covenants made with God. Clothing Muslims and some Christians may wear sacred clothing as signs of covenants made with God. With many different kinds of Mulsim faith practices and the variety of Christian denominations, there are many things common between these two faith groups.
April 6, by Seth Hammond. For Christians, this is the biggest week of the year because we are celebrating Passion week: the week where Jesus was betrayed, arrested, crucified, and rose again from the dead.
Millions of people around the world will celebrate Easter, millions will not. One large group that will not are Muslims. Based on my research and interview with a local Muslim leader, Nadeem A. Siddiqi, a long-time member of the Muslim Community of Knoxville, I came up with 4 major differences between Christianity and Islam.
Muslims view the Quran as the Holy Word of God. Muslims claim that the Quran has been preserved in its exact, original form in Arabic because large groups would recite it to other large groups with no variation.
Muslims recognize the Torah law of Moses, Psalms of David, and Gospels of Jesus as books from God; however, they believe these writings have been corrupted over time due to many different translations. Muslims claim that no manuscript of the Quran in Arabic has any variation.
Salvation is achieved by submitting to the will of Allah. There will be bodily resurrection and final judgment with final destination. All infidels are destined for hell. There will be bodily resurrection in the last days.
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