What are the differences between Christianity Islam and Buddhism?

Answer 1

The beauti of the religions history is very important in this regard. I find so many interesting things between Buddhadhamma and Islam. Just immediately after the Buddhas enlightenment there were two buisnesmen calle Tapassu and Bhalluka who came from Sunaparanta (old Bharatian mening is Middle East). The first people who took the Buddha and Dhamma as refuge offerd porrige and honey to the Buddha and Buddha handed over hair relics to them. Later Tapassu the elder brother Tapassu came to the Buddha and became a monk in the name of Punna from Sunaparanta. Having received higher ordination and Bhavana object he left for Middle east and practiced with their relatives and neighbourhood. Having developed higher mental developments Ven Punna came to visit Buddha with a group of devotees who dressed in white.

....... Later Ven Punna established four different monastic places with red sanddlewood. The first one ashram is founded Mekkha. Even today you will be able to see the oldest monastic inside and under the same shrining place. The second place is Jerusalam near the very arrogent ocean bay. Other two places were not found.

Basically the followers of the Buddha observe not to kill any living beings, not to steal, not to have sensuall misconduct, telling lie, alchohol. All the five precepes are awailable in original form of Islam. Thought they have changed for their personal benefits.

Genorocity, morality and Bhavana are highly practiced in both religions. Mohomad Nabi practiced 15 years bhavana other called it meditation some other say comunicated with devine beings...... WE HAVE TO STUDY HONESTLY AND OBVIOUSLY IF WE ARE SINCER ENOUGH TO SEE THE DEVELOPMENT OF RELIGION AND RELIGIONS

Answer 2

Buddhists do not necessarily believe in a god. They follow the example of Buddha, whose real name was Gautama, an Indian. Buddhists believe in Nirvana, or perfect happiness. The majority of Buddhists are Chinese and Japanese. Buddhism has diminished practically in India, where the religion emerged.

Christianity is further divided into smaller denominations. Examples are Catholicism and Protestantism. Christians commonly use the Holy Bible as the main source of faith. They accept and believe in Christ Jesus as Lord, Mediator, and Savior. However, each Christian denomination has its own beliefs and practices. Catholics, for instance, uphold the Trinity doctrine. So do Protestants.

Islam means "surrender to God" in Arabic. Its followers are called Muslims. Muslims believe in Allah as the only true God and Mohammad as the prophet sent by Allah. Their sacred book is the Koran. It contains moving hymns, prayers, rituals, and stories. They believe in the Five Pillars: Hajj: Pilgrimage to the Holy Muslim City, Salat: prayer, Sawm: fasting Shahada: the creed, and Zakat: Alms-giving.