Are there separate parts of God's heaven for Christians, Jews and Muslims?
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Evidently so, Muslims are gonna need a place for all those virgins that God is gonna give'em.
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Yes it does. Let's not forget that Jews, Christians and Muslims are all people of the Book, and share a common bond.
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Yeah, they actually do, as well as Christians. The only difference is that Muslims refer to God as Allah, which is Islamic for god, and the Jews call him Jehovah, which is Hebrew for god. Some Christians who live in the Middle East even refer to God as Allah, because that's His name in their language.
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It would have to do with what they believe to be true... Christianity is the same way... The Bible says that Jesus is the way the truth and the life, and no man comes to the father, but through him. I am a christian by the way, and I think that Bible is clear on how we are to be saved, and how we get to heaven, so I would not be able to believe that there are many ways to heaven if Jesus is saying he is the only way. I can say that Jesus is only a good teacher (muslim teaching) and the bible say that is his the king of kings and the Lord of Lords... the Messiah savior of the world. so I think all religion or most religion have a "line in the sand" some where.
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"And We verily did allot unto the Children of Israel a fixed abode, and did provide them with good things; and they differed not until the knowledge came unto them. Lo! thy Lord will judge between them on the Day of Resurrection concerning that wherein they used to differ." Surah-Yunus, ayah-93, Qur'aan.\n\nGod gave Jews a land, granted them wealth.  Before the Divine Message was sent down, the Jews were all the same; however, after the Message was known, God will judge them on the Judgement Day by that very own difference -- those who followed the Message apart from those who did not.\n\n"And if thou (Muhammad) art in doubt concerning that which We reveal unto thee, then question those who read the Scripture (that was) before thee. Verily the Truth from thy Lord hath come unto thee. So be not thou of the waverers." Surah-Yunus, ayah-94, Qur'aan.\n\nIf shall you (it was addressed to Muhammad, but can also be applied to all of humanity) not trusting the Message of Qur'aan be true (from God), then challenge the Qur'aan by comparing the Message with those scholars of Torah, of Gospels (those who knew the original message and languages).
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good so the next time a Muslim preaches to me that I need to be a Muslim to get salvation I will show him this. \n\nThanks \n\nas for Judaism it states as long as a non Jew follows the 7 laws of Noah they will go to heaven.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noahide_Laws\n\nIslam by almost atomatic defult fills these conditions.
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The example of the Jews work best...\n\nNext, you can also claim that Islam also claims to be the religion of the one true God and thus are worthy of going to heaven.\n\nAnd finally, if a God was really all-loving, it didn't matter which religion you join if you are moral enough. A true all-loving God won't blame you for your igorance in joining other religion, especially after all, he did gave you free will to do that
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Good question!!  I believe all the prophets (and many other people) from the Old Testament will be in heaven.  Like Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, Isaiah, Elijah, John the Baptist...etc.
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The Holy Quran : \n \n[9:1] This is a declaration of complete vindication on the part of Allah and His Messenger to the idolaters to whom you had announce a commitment that Islam would triumph in Arabia. \n\n[2:112] And they say. 'None shall ever enter Heaven unless he be a Jew or a Christian.' These are their vain desires. Say, 'Produce your proof, if you are truthful.'\n\n[[3:68] Abraham was neither a Jew nor a Christian but he was ever inclined to God and obedient to Him, and he was not of those who associate gods with the Lord.\n\n[2:114] And the Jews say, 'The Christians stand on nothing' and the Christians say, 'The Jews stand on nothing;' while they both read the same book. Even thus said those, who had no knowledge, like what they say. But God shall judge between them on the Day of Resurrection concerning that wherein they disagree.\n\n[9:30] And the Jews say, 'Ezra is the son of God,' and the Christians say, 'the Messiah is the son of God;' that is what they say with their mouths. They only imitate the saying of those who disbelieved before them. \n\n[5:45] Surely, We sent down the Torah wherein was guidance and light. By it did the Prophets, who were obedient to US, judge for the Jews, as did the godly people and those learned in the Law, because they were required to preserve the Book of God,, and because they were guardians over it. Therefore fear not men but fear ME; and barter not My signs for a paltry price. And whoso judges not by that which the Lord has sent down, these it is who are the disbelievers.\n\n[62:7] Say, 'O ye who are Jews, if you claim that you are the friends of God to the exclusion of all other peoples, then wish for death, if, indeed, you are truthful.\n\n[22:79] And strive in the cause of the Lord as it behoves you to strive for it. He has chosen you and has laid no hardship upon you in the matter of religion; so follow the faith of your father Abraham; He has named you Muslims both before and in this Book, so that the Messenger may be a witness over you, and you may be witnesses over mankind. Therefore observe Prayer and pay the Zakaat, and hold fast to God. He is your Protector and an Excellent Protector and an Excellent Helper
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Christianity, Islam, and sometimes Judaism (depending on the sect).
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Yeah as long as they don't push their beliefs in each other's faces. Jews and Christians marry. Muslims and Christians marry. Hell Jews and Muslims marry.
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DONT LISTEN!\n\nit is NOT  a tenet of the muslim faith that they have to kill an infidel (non-christian) to get into heaven. i am a christian that has studid the muslim faith, and it definatly does not teach that anywhere in the Koran.\n\nthe koran does say that if they die as a marytr for Allah the automatically get into heaven, and they will have a 'preferred treatment' of sorts there.\n\nit is the modern extremist teachings that have equated martyrdom with acts of murder.\n\ni hope this helps you bro. i would like to encourage you to reasearch these sorts or spiritual question for yourself. there is nothing wrong with a christian reading the koran, or tanakh, or whatever. how can you beleive in anything if you dont know what you do not beleieve.
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If you are going to use your examples then clearly Jews and Muslims worship the same G-d and Christians do not.\n\nJews/Muslims worship ONE unified G-d Christians worship a 3 in 1 mixture that's a contradiction that they cannot themselves explain.\n\nso as far as I see it Jews and Muslims are the ones in agreement and Christens perverted the texts
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I cannot find any Bible resources that will back that up that there are three eternal thrones. Heaven is God's throne. David's eternal throne was only through Christ as I understand it.
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Well Christians and Muslims can be closer and I think Quran (Muslim holy book) ordains the same
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Jews do believe in a concept of heaven and hell, though the differences between theirs as apposed to Christians and Moslems is beyond the scope of this paragraph. If you’re asking why we do at all (I am not going to prove whether G-d exists or not that too will take too much time.)  But basically it boils down to we are placed in this world to over come our individual challenges; mainly the perfection of the human body and soul though study and developing good character traits. For that to have any meaning their must be a system of reward and punishment and the ideal is that everyone reach their full potential and get their full portion of heaven. Just as a side note Jews don’t believe in the concept of eternal damnation for 99.9% of the population we see hell as more difficult way of refining the soul that could have been done here on earth.
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According to Judaism, all the righteous in the world, Jewish or not, have their portion in the world to come.\n\nFirst and foremost, Jews believe strongly in the concept of Chasedei Umos Haolam (lit. Righteous People of the Nations of the World) that they are abundantly and lavishly rewarded for their good deeds. So, according to the jewish view, salvation is truly for every good-doer or do-gooder in the world, regardless of faith or heritage.\n\nHowever, for a more in depth discussion, this question is quite tricky. First and foremost, the term "salvation" or in hebrew, Yeshua, does not relate to personal salvation, heaven or hell etc.\n\nIt is not an individualistic concept, but is more specifically used in reference to deliverance from exile, a future messianic era where moshiach, lit. meaning "an anointed one", will bring peace to the world and lead the entire jewish nation to congregate in israel at the future third temple. While there is no temple, the jews are considered a scattered people. \n\nThis future period is a time of peace for everyone. It is not exclusionary. The world will presumably be business as usual. But people, enlightened by a high ethical and moral understanding, will get along better with each other. And war and strife and fear will not be a staple of daily life (as they are now, during this period of exile). Thus it will be a time of deliverance from persecution and plague for everyone alike.\n\nAs for going to heaven vs. hell, judaism teaches us not to focus our energies on this aspect of existence so that we don't constantly think about getting rewarded (see ethics of our fathers). And rather do good deeds for the sake of doing good deeds.\n\nAll in all, according to judaism, if you're a good person, you're going to heaven!