Are Christians also Muslims

Answer 1

- Muslims believe that Islam is the true religion & Christians believe that Christianity is the true religion.

In fact, if you really want the truth & beseech for it you will find it. Ask God to help you & because He is the Merciful He will. He does know everything, so if you have a good intention He will lead you for sure.

- Study the basics of the two religions, open your eyes & mind & never be biased. use your mind & heart at once.

- I'm Muslim & I totally believe that Islam is the truth, It's the last universal message to the mankind & the prophet Muhammad Himself is mentioned in The Bible.

Deuteronomy (18:18),

"I will raise them up a prophet from among their brethren, like unto thee, and I will put my words in his mouth; and he shall speak unto them all that I shall command him."

Also, Muhammad PBUH is mentioned in the Gospel of Barnabas which presents Jesus PBUH as a human prophet, not the son of God, and as a forerunner of Muhammad PBUH. He is mentioned explicitly & more than once in this Gospel.

- Science does serve Islam as many of the Islamic teachings are proved to be true scientifically, this makes many people including scientists convert to Islam.

-The Holy Quran itself is a miracle in too many fields, example: there isn't any book of its size which is being memorized LITERALLY & ENTIRELY by Muslim children although the Arabic language is very grand & many of them are non-Arabs & even not Arabic-speaking !!

- Despite all the fierce attacks against Islam from its enemies since its earliest history, it didn't stop & will never stop.

(Their intention is to extinguish Allah's Light (by blowing) with their mouths: But Allah will complete (the revelation of) His Light, even though the Unbelievers may detest (it)).

Holy Quran,(61: 8 ).

I personally feel that it's amazingly being served even by them.

- About comparing between Muslims & Christians to judge their behaviours not their beliefs. I would like to say that generalizations are mostly inaccurate & religions are innocent from the faults of the followers as long as they don't call for these faults. As a matter of fact, both Islam & Christianity teach good morals & good treatment between people.

please, refer to the related question below.

Answer 2

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Followers of each religion claim that their preferred religion is right, as also do followers of Hinduism and every other religion. As there is no way to prove that any one religion is more right or more true than the others, each person should choose the religion that feels right for that person.

Answer 3

A:Muslims viewEvery one considers the religion that he/she believes in is the right religion. However, it is logic to claim that the simple common base is to believe in one and only one supreme God with no partner and no associate.

The more important issue is that all religions; although differ in faith or the relation between the human and his/her God; but all of them call for peace, love, good morals, and mutual help and support.

To find which religion is right is your own responsibility to reach and you will be judged; on your choice; only by God on the Day of resurrection. Refer to questions below for more information

B:Whichever fulfills your needs. C:From a Christian perspective, one must consider whether or not Jesus came from God in order to reveal God to us. We believe that Jesus reveals God to us through his teachings and through his life and death.

Jesus taught us to love our enemies, and to pray for those who persecute us. This teaching and the other teachings from the Sermon on the Mount (Matt. 5-7) are seriously counter-cultural, even after 2000 years. However, these ideas are personally transforming, and worthy of following. We can accept that they came from God.

In regard to his life, Jesus did not resist those who wanted to put him to death, but allowed himself to be delivered into their hands. He did this because he knew that God would raise him up from death after three days.

On the Day of Pentecost, after hearing Peter preach to them, when he explained to them about the evil that had been done to Jesus, the people in Jerusalem were cut to the heart, and asked, "Brothers, what shall we do?" Peter replied to their question, "Repent and be baptised, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ so that your sins may be forgiven. And you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. The promise is for you and your children and for all who are far off - for all whom the Lord our God will call."

In Peter's response we have the idea of God the Father, his Son (Jesus Christ) and Holy Spirit being taught from the very beginning of Christianity. This is not a simple way of describing God, but we do not believe it is not up to us to say that God should be defined according to mankind's predetermined ideas.

As Christians, we are happy to accept that Jesus does indeed reveal God to us.

Comment on Answer CMuslims believe that Jesus is one of the five greatest God prophets (namely, Noah, abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad; peace be upon them all). They believe that Jesus is neither God nor son of God. Quran; God's holy book that is revealed to prophet Muhammad; states explicitly that Jesus never claimed that he is God or son of God. Many westerners (non Muslims) proved that Quran is God revelations and is not human written or authered text; especially when they discivered many scientific statements in Quran that were only proved correct recently through the current advances in science and technologies.

Answer 4

NO. The two religious categories are mutually exclusive. Christians believe that Jesus is divine and Muslims believe it is heresy to believe Jesus was divine. Muslims believe that Muhammad was the final prophet of God while Christians believe that there has been no prophet since Jesus' arrival. There are numerous other differences that separate these religions which can be read more fully in this Related Question: What are all of the differences between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam?

However, there are hybrid religions such as Chrislam in certain areas of Africa that mix aspects of Islam and Christianity. Additionally, much of Islamic Christology comes from heretical Christian sects like Nestorians and Justinians.

Answer 5

No we are not. Christians believe that Christ Is the Son Of God, whereas Muslims believe He is only a prophet.