This difference(s) matters most because by it you will know who is the true prophet of God. Having said this, what is (are) similarities between the followers of these 2 founders of 2 great religions?
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IMHO, Jesus preached peace,and love. Not only that He did what he preached. He did not wage any war. Could you imagine Jesus firing a machine gun? In fact he admonished Peter who cut-off the ear of a soldier.\n\nOn the other hand, Mohammad preached peace and love. But, he killed many in his wars to get rid of "infidels". \n\nIf God is love, who do you think was the true prophet of God.\n\nBut, sad to say there are common similarities between their followers--Christendom (not the real Christians), and Muslims. One, they kill each other. Two, both groups have adopted pagan beliefs--such as the immortality of the soul, and hell-fire concept. Both have been influenced by the Platonic (read Pagan) idea of an immortal soul. (Contrast this with Eccl 9:5,6; Isaiah 38:18. This mingling of pagan practices is specifically forbidden (haram ??) in the Bible. Read for examples: Jeremiah 10:2; and 2Corinthians 6:14-18.
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I suspect it's because Mohammed is considered by Muslims to be the supreme prophet, the greatest man who has ever lived.  David and Soloman have never been touted as near-perfect human examples for people to follow.  Jesus, on the other hand, is for Chiristians what Mohammed is for Muslims.  Not exactly, of course, but it's a closer comparison than David or Soloman.  If Jesus had several marriages or had sex with young girls, people would analyze that behavior just as bluntly.  Look at the huge furor that the DaVinci Code has created, especially with the suggestion that Jesus was married.  People rightly expect their religious leaders to behave better than others.  The discussion is still there, you're just looking at the wrong person to compare Mohammed to.
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First Prophet was Adam(pbuh), since then God has sent 124000 Prophets and Massangers to deferent places and defeent time, to guide humanity. Last and final Prophet was Muhammad(pbuh).\n\nIn the mean time God has gave us Mind and free will to accept or reject truth.
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Hello hippoterry2005.. :)\n\nThey won't differ..\n\nFor there are some, that attend our Church that read the KJV..and some that read the NIV..we do not believe any different.. :)\n\nIn Jesus Most Precious Name..\nWith Love..In Christ..
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To each follower, his God is always better. It is better to imbibe Godly qualities to the extent possible, than disputing about the better one.. One may spend / waste a lifetime trying to choose a better God !
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There are a lot of similarities between Islam and Mormonism.  Both have stories of angelic visitations to a founding prophet who was told that Christianity in general had apostatized and that the truth would be restored.  Both religions acknowledge Old and New Testament prophets as significant but that the Bible is ultimately incomplete.\n\nMuslims and Mormons share a similar code of health and standards of dress and conduct, so Muslims and Mormons feel that they can mingle at dances without having their standards threatened.
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Yes and his name was Jesus the son of Mary peace be upon them both. You claim that you believe in the Quran, if so then go read what God tells us in it.
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They will both go to Heaven, Insha-allah, but their rewards will vary a lot. \n\nRemember , there are 7 Heavens. Each one is great, but dirrerent than others. The 1st heaven, Jannat-ul-Firdaus is the best. It is only for those who will rank the top.\n\nAlso, if you read Hadith, you will find there are varied awards for various good deeds. The man who memorizes the whole Qur'an will get something, which a martyr might won't get. But both will get great awards. \n\nAllah also said whoever put faith in Islamic faith, and didn't do shirk, will be forgiven. This is because He is Most Merciful. \nIt's not a matter of injustice. \n\n"They end up in the same place" No, they don't. It's not that easy. \nDifferent deeds and levels, different awards.
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this may not be EXACTLY  the difference in the rituals, but the diffenence in their belief  which I think probably is more important.\n\nhttp://www.dianedew.com/islam.htm
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oooe   That sounds exactly right, a false prophet is one who makes falcse claims  \n\nthere cant be two jesus' one must be false!
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think about this- The following infomation relates to before Jesus (may peace and blessing from God be upon him)....Deuteronomy 18:18 "I will raise for them a Prophet like you (Moses) from among their brethren and will put My words in his mouth, and he shall speak unto them, all that I command him". ................ Let me make some comments about the above:            Christians believe that this is a reference to Jesus (peace be upon him). One important word here is "Prophet". Christians believe Jesus is the son of God not a prophet of God. Another important word is "brethren". If it were Jesus the word would have been "children" because Jesus peace be upon him came from the children of Isaac\nrezmo373: Since Ismaaeel peace be upon him was the brother of Isaac peace be upon him, the reference is therefore to the children of Prophet Ismaaeel peace be upon him who will be brethren to the children of Isaac peace be upon him. Again the only Prophet from the brethren of the Jews and the Christians was Prophet Muhammad peace and blessings of God be upon him.  -  MOHAMED the most commonly used name by our global society today (named by the most greatest man ever)
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How can true prophets and false ones be identified?\n\nTrue prophets make known their faith in Jesus, but more is required than claiming to preach in his name\n\n1 John 4:1-3: “Test the inspired expressions to see whether they originate with God, because many false prophets have gone forth into the world. You gain the knowledge of the inspired expression from God by this: Every inspired expression that confesses Jesus Christ as having come in the flesh originates with God, but every inspired expression that does not confess Jesus does not originate with God.”\n\nTrue prophets speak in the name of God, but merely claiming to represent him is not enough.\nJesus said: “I do nothing of my own initiative; but just as the Father taught me I speak these things.” (John 8:28) He said: “I have come in the name of my Father.” (John 5:43) Jesus also said: “He that speaks of his own originality is seeking his own glory.”—John 7:18.\n\nIf any individuals or organizations claim to represent God but decline to use God’s personal name, and make it a practice to express their own opinions on matters, are they measuring up to this important qualification of a true prophet?\n\nAbility to perform “great signs,” or “miracles,” is not necessarily proof of a true prophet\n\nMatt. 24:24: “False Christs and false prophets will arise and will give great signs [“miracles,” TEV] and wonders so as to mislead, if possible, even the chosen ones.”\nWhat true prophets foretell comes to pass, but they may not understand just when or how it will be\n\nDan. 12:9: “Go, Daniel, because the words are made secret and sealed up until the time of the end.”\n\nThe pronouncements of a true prophet promote true worship and are in harmony with God’s revealed will\n\nTrue prophets and the false can be recognized by the fruitage manifest in their lives and the lives of those who follow them\n\nMatt. 7:15-20: “Be on the watch for the false prophets that come to you in sheep’s covering, but inside they are ravenous wolves. By their fruits you will recognize them. . . . Every good tree produces fine fruit, but every rotten tree produces worthless fruit . . . Really, then, by their fruits you will recognize those men.”\n\nIt was not necessary to wait perhaps for years or generations to determine whether the prophet was true or false by fulfillment of a prediction. If his message contradicted God’s revealed will and standards, he was false. Thus, a prophet who foretold peace for Israel or Judah, at a time when the people were engaging in disobedience to God’s Word and Law, of necessity was false.\n\nThe true prophet never foretold simply to satisfy human curiosity. Every prediction related to God’s will, purpose, standards, or judgment. (1Ki 11:29-39; Isa 7:3-9) Often the future events foretold were the consequence of existing conditions; as the people sowed, so they would reap. The false prophets lulled the people and their leaders with soothing assurances that, despite their unrighteous course, God was still with them to protect and prosper them.
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To be honest with you, as a muslim i think that Jesus (peace be upon him) was a messanger sent by God to man kind and that he was indeed a great man. but i would like to point out to you that Jesus never said that he had died, nor did he say that he was resurected, i know this information cause its from the Bible that i use to read when i was a christian. We believe that Muhammed (peace be upon him) is also a messanger sent by God, we believe that the since Muhammed was the last sent prophet that his words are more crediable, thats only to say that we as muslims believe that the bible was change many time by mankind to suit them, so God then send the final messanger to mankind to correct what has been changed.  As a muslim we believe the same as the christians that Jesus will return to earth before the day of judgement but we believe that he will refresh the faith and declare islam as the religion that he has always followed.If you look as some websites that are created by knowledgable muslim and not critics of islam you will find your answers. i hope this has help you in some way to understanding when muslims think about the prophet Jesus (peace be upon him)
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a great man and a prophet of God that if people truly live by his example this world will be a much much better world.\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/Muhammad-Life-Based-Earliest-Sources/dp/0892811706/ref=pd_sxp_grid_i_2_0/104-3017691-6887937\n\nthis is one of the best books written in English and the author is a non Muslim.\n----\nedit: wanna comment on secular's answer!!\n\nwe don't see the Prophet as a supernatural person, in fact he never claimed divinity and ALWAYS referred to him as a slave of God and a human being like every body else.\nso no we don't think he was a divine, we just know he was an example of what a human being should be like. that's all.
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Differences between the two religions began the day Abraham separated Ishmael and Hagar his mother from Isaac and Sarah, the progenitors of these faiths.  Both religions believe in the same monotheistic God, but views on how to relate and otherwise commune with Him differ drastically.  Christianity teaches that Jesus is the only way to God, Islam teaches that Jesus was not God Incarnate, but rather a prophet of Allah, who at the end of time will come back to proclaim Islam the true religion.
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Not true.   The Jewish religion believes that Jesus Christ was a great prophet, but not the Son of God.  The Bible says otherwise.
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Christianity is based on a collection of writings commonly known as the Bible, the Christian defining sections are the Gospels, the Pauline Epistles and The book of Revelation. \n\nIslam is based on the Qu'ran (received though not written by Muhammad).\n\nJudaism is based on the Torah (Books of Moses and Prophets)\n\nI've read the Bible (OT and NT) four times over 5 years. \n\nWhat they have in common is the idea of a monotheistic religion. One God who has a relationship with a group of people (Judaism - Jews, Christianity - Christians, Islam - Muslims) they all believe in a prophet of sorts who comes to "end the world", they all believe in Abraham as a prophet.\n\nThere are many other similarities such as a "heaven" and "hell", god hating sins but liking good deeds...\n\nI'm not a Christian - I'm an atheist.