What is the difference between Krishna and Jesus?
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Jesus is a prophet, sometimes compared to God HimSelf\nKrishna is God!
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Jesus never claimed to be a prophet. He claimed to be God Incarnate and must be accepted or rejected on that basis. Mohammed cannot be a prophet of God because he was not born of the line of Jacob. The line of Ishmael was promised earthly kingdoms, not God's priesthood.
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I own a 3 bedrom, 2 bath house.\nI rent out a room to a guy who is like a half Buddhist, half Hindu.\nHe has a little statue of Krishna in his room. He says he does not worship it, but i doubt him.\nWhat i do is just live Christ. I Love him like a brother and treat him with kindness.\nWe debate a little here & there, and we see eye-to-eye on a few things.\nHe once went to Church with me.\nHe has not yet accepted Christ, but i believe he one day will.\nI have given him to God, and i pray for him.\nJust live the Life and focus on the Word.\nThe rest you leave to God.\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/bibletruths_forbelievers/\n\nI JOHN 5:21\n    Little children, keep yourselves from idols. Amen.
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Jesus was lived like a human and died as human. He was an enlightened person- a person whom a average human fails to understand so we attach lots of miracles to his existence. We all are god but waste our whole love trying to find God. We cant beleive that we are God and if we drop our egos and be one with nature we all can be like Jesus. But its much too difficult. Its much easier to accept Jesus and other enlightened persons as God and spending whole time to worship them rather than awakening the God in us.
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Jesus said that we are all sons or children of God.\n\nThis has been misrepresented as him saying that he alone was the son of God.\n\nThere is a big difference.\n\nlove and blessings Don
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Christianity is about following Jesus and choosing to walk in his way. Truth be known, much of what claims to be "Christianity" is not compatible with Jesus. An irony, it there ever was one. \n\nAs to the difference between Christianity & Islam? Jesus.
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Yes, very interesting. ALthough Krishna doesn't mean "annointed one" it means "dark skinned one" because according to the story Vishnu incarnated into both a light skinned one (Balrama) and a dark skinned one (Krishna) who were to kill two different demons. Krishna of course goes beyond the stories and is found in the Mahabharata and is the form of God that speaks in the Bhagavad Gita. \n\nBoth Christ is said to be an incarnation of God and so is Krishna. In India they usually refer to Jesus as Isa or Yeshu (Yeshu in most of the south and in Kashmir, and Isa in the north...primarily influenced by Muslims who also refer to Jesus as Isa, but probably was called Yeshu before that). There are some sects and denominations that have Yeshu as being an incarnation of Vishnu, too (like Krishna, Rama, and the Buddha). Other Hindus see Yeshu as a great guru. In Kashmir, where one of the first Christian churches outside of Judea was founded (an undisputed fact in Christian history), there are some Buddhist and Hindu groups that claim that Yeshu survived the cross (somehow) and that he came back to live out his life and study with Hindu or Buddhist monks and teachers and died in Kashmir (there is even a tomb there). So I guess that's my interesting story to share with you as a way of saying thanks for sharing the interesting information about Christos, Kristo, Cristo word similarities. Not sure if there is a direct connection, but it is interesting.\n\nThanks again for sharing.\n\nPeace.
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Jesus is not God neither God is Jesus, God is a spirit while Jesus is human. God will never, ever change in form nor God will become a man, Hosea 11:9. Jesus came to this world human, went up to heaven human and remain human and will return human, however Jesus is no ordinary human, he is our Lord and Savior and we must worship him as the Lord God commanded.
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Jesus is not God. Jesus is God's Son.
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They have all missed the boat, here.\n\nThe Jews saw Jesus as a heretic who CLAIMED to be the Son of the living God.  He was a madman who equaled himself to God, and for that he was made to suffer and die.\n\nOf course, the difference here is that Jesus was right.\n\nTo Christianity, Jesus is the God-man, who came into the world to free us from sin.\nTo Judaism, Jesus was a misguided heretic who paid dearly for his false teachings.
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no.way. there are very fundamental differences in teachings. krishna is much more rich philosophy. i am not saying this as a hindu. just read Bhagvat Gita. even a few verses will make u get that.\n\nthe most striking feature is while moses talks about chosen people(i guess he was the firs to coin that idea) and only true god and that thou shall not bow b4 any other god than me.....\n\nkrishna says "those who pray with devotion to another god, it is to Me that they pray." \neven those who worship other gods (anyadevatah), ancestral deities, elemental powers, if they do so with faith, then their faith is justified, for the Divine accepts every form conceived by the worshipper. \n krishna started the theory of Karma.\n\n krishna was not raised as prince though he was one. he was raised by a village chief . the only similarity is that kansa, his uncle tried to kill him because of a profecy that devaki's son (krishna) will kill him ultimately. so first he killed all his brothers at the time of their birth. but  his father was successfull in smuggling him out declaring him stillborn.. when kansa found out that he ordred that all new born children should be killed in that area. \n\n the truth is that original story of krishna had many colors added to it. the story of child masecar could have been borrowed later.
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Jesus is refered to as the Good Shepard not as a sheep.As a follower of Jesus I am a sheep,and He is my Shepard.
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Jesus is the true Son of God. Mohammad is nothing but a false prophet.
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christanity and islam both originate from jewism. the difference is that jews accept only the old testament, while christians and muslims accept the new testament too. christians believe the christ is the son of god, muslims believe he is a prophet but not son of god, and jews that he is just an ordinary human, not a prophet nor a son of god
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If Krishna is a neighbor, then that's fine. But if it is to love and serve as God, to find truth, or to worship then you are in trouble my friend. If you want to go to a destination, say Key West, you must first move toward that direction, and take the only road that leads you there, for all others roads will not get you there. And so it is with truth for God is not relative, for neither is truth. Any Religion will not take you to God. Religion is mans way to God, Christianity is Gods way to man. Jesus Christ said "I am the truth, the light, the way and that no one comes to the Father but through him" Some may call that narrow minded, but no one ever claimed to be who he was, then proved what he claimed to be. We all shall stand before God and give account of our lives, what we did with what God blessed us with, and the most important question is what we did with the truth of his word by receiving Jesus Christ, his son as the supreme love of our life. The odds of dying are still 1:1. We all shall receive eternal life, many  in heaven who accepted Christ, and others in hell whom rejected him. Jesus Christ is the only way to Heaven. Please give Christ the chance to reveal himself in his word, he will never let you down, leave you, nor forsake you. Christ's Blessings, John
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Jesus is a name. Christ is an attribute. Christ comes from the Greek Χριστός (hristos), who is the one who has received the Χρίσμα (hrisma). In other words, one who has been "ordained". In the case of Jesus Christ and the Christian tradition, that would mean he was "ordained" (decreed, anointed) by God.\n\n"Christ" is closer to the importance and divinity attributed to Jesus than the name "Jesus" which is closer to his human nature. I assume that is why we have Christianity and Christmas.\n\nA more simple explanation would be to look at the meaning of the word Christmas(s) as a "mass" (gathering) of Christians - thus Christmas.
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There is no real evidence that Jesus went to India after his death and resurrection. There is a possiblity that the apostle Thomas went to India, but not Jesus.