Did Christianity begin from Islam

Answer 1

Yes, Christianity began from Islam. Islam means means full submission to God; the Creator. Hence all God prophets and messengers since start of mankind creation called their people for Islam in its universal meaning. Hence, Islam per Torah God revelation to Moses is called Judaism. Islam per The Bible God revelation to Jesus is called Christianity. Islam per Quran God revelation to Muhammad is called the same name Islam as it is the last God religion on earth.

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No. The two religions may share common sources but Christianity predates the prophet Mohammad by centuries. It is therefore arguably nonsensical to retrospectively claim that Islam existed before the prophet on the basis that the other religions were part of something of that did not yet exist.

Answer 2

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Christianity is believed to have been taught by Jesus Christ in a first-century Jewish milieu. It is largely based on Jewish beliefs and ideals, but has a significant influence from the ancient Greek philosophical schools, especially Stoicism.

Muslims believe that Islam did not evolve, but was revealed to the prophet Muhammad by the angel Gabriel. Others say that Muhammad was influenced by the Christians and Jews he encountered in Mecca and Medina, including his own brother-in-law. Either way, Muhammad sought to improve the moral standards of the society in which he lived.

Answer 3

Christianity started in Jerusalem, Jerusalem is in Palestine which is in the middle-east. So yes it did. Palestine is now called Israel.

Answer 4

Christianity began in Sub Sahara Africa where the worlds first Christian Church was built