what is the difference between Jesus and Mohammad?
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The answer to this "question" is obvious. I just wanted to write my vote that "thom_j32" is the biggest moron of the day so far.\n\nHow exactly did Jesus profit? Being killed on the cross is some kind of profit to you? You're a dumbass.
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There is only  one (1) GOD and he goes by  many different names . Couldn't Jesus be the same person as Mohammed ?
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Christians believe that Jesus is the Son of God, not just a prophet.  There are many prophets in Christianity and true Christians ARE respectful to Muhammad as they would be to any Christian prophet.  They simply wouldn't hold him in as high esteem as the Son of God.
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I am a Christian and I have the Quran translated in English that I read.  My fiance is muslim and I am going to Jordan to marry him and I want to learn more about the religion.  I don't see much of a differnece between the Bible and the Quran.  The only difference between the Quran and the Bible that I can see is that to the Muslims, Jesus is only a prophet and not a savior.  I may change my religion to islam later on in my marriage, but I still pray to Jesus.  Go to Barnes and Noble and get a copy of the Quran translated into English and see for yourself.
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I agree with thunderpigeon. See also "The religion of Jesus vs. the religion about Jesus" at http://www.freewebs.com/7804/
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Gabriel is the name that is used in both texts. Gabriel is the Judeo-Christian-Islamic angel of communication (the messanger) so it seems Gabriel is always doing his part. He communicated to Mary and he communicated to Mohammad. The same name is used, although Christianity and Islam may disagree about whether it is the same angel (and Jews may disagree as well). Gabriel does get mentioned quite a few times in the Bible and Koran, though....every time, though, as a messenger of God.
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They're the same God. God does not change. The change is in interpretation of the Bible. Oh, and Jesus isn't God, he is God's son. When has a son ever been equal to his father? Never.
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Allah is not jesus. Islam believes Jesus was a prohphet. And yes he was meant to die. Plain and simple.
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They are two different people.  Some think Jesus had an affair with Mary Magdalene.  Others think she may have been a prostitute. ANd, the other Mary is Jesus's mom.  She's the Virgin Mary.
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There are a lot of similarities in the actual teachings. One of the main differences is the concept of Jesus. Moslems say that he was a chosen and very special prophet of God and that he was a son of God as all people are children of God. Muslims do not believe that Jesus IS god (and neither do many Christians). They think of God as what we call God the Father.\nAnother difference is that in the Koran consumption of pork and alcohol is prohibited and that's not the case in the bible.
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Simplified version: Christians don't acknowledge Muhammad to have been a prophet because he taught a number of things that are contrary to essential Christian doctrine.  For instance, Muhammad denied Yeshua's (Jesus') death, resurrection, and deity.  If someone were to accept Muhammad as a prophet, they would no longer be a Christian.  If acknowledging Muhammad as a prophet of God does not make one a Muslim on some level, then I don't know what would, and becoming a Muslim makes one no longer a Christian.\n\nMore complex answer: Whatever other prophets we may recognize-- whether they be God's prophets to the Israelites, John the Baptist, Yeshua (Jesus) Himself, Peter, Paul, any of the other apostles, or even people today through whom God may yet deign to speak on some level (although whether or not He actually does on the same level as in times past is a matter of some debate within the Christian community)-- whatever other prophets we may recognize, it simply isn't possible for a Christian to remain a Christian while simultaneously embracing the teachings of Muhammad insofar as they contradict basic, essential tenets of Christian theology.  Unless one plays some really funny word games and defines Christianity out of its historic confessions-- even the most basic creeds, such as the Nicene and Apostolic Creeds-- one cannot be a Christian and accept the teachings of Muhammad concerning who Yeshua (Jesus) was.\n\nThis question is somewhat like asking why Sunnis do not believe that Husayn/Hussein was really a caliph.  However, to make the analogy proper, Husayn/Hussein would have had to have denied several facts central to Islam about Muhammad.  To achieve the sort of drastic effect that is required to make this comparison work, the question would have to be something like... "Why do Sunni's acknowledge other caliphs, but not Husayn/Hussein, who denied that Muhammad is Allah's prophet?"  (Naturally, Husayn/Hussein never really denied that Muhammad was Allah's prophet, but for the sake of a fare comparison between the two questions, such must be pretended.)
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Jesus is a prophet, sometimes compared to God HimSelf\nKrishna is God!
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The only One worthy of any type of worship in Islam is God. The Prophet Muhammad made sure that the believers understood this, and laid such laws from not depicting any prophet or creating statues of them, to declaring in the testament of faith that, in translation, There is only one God and He is God, Muhammad was his messenger. This prevented anyone from turning him into a god or a part of God.\nThis is pretty much the only major difference between Islam and Christianity, as Christians worship Jesus as God or as a part of God, while in Islam, it is forbidden for anyone or thing other than God to be worshipped.
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he is prophet (not profit) mohammed. he is the same as Jesus for the christian
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Jesus and Muhammad dont hate each other. \n\nJesus came first saying there will come a messiah to fullfill the prophecy.\nMuhammad came later, confirming the teachings of Jesus (as a prophet)\n\nMetaphorically speaking, yes, they are laughing that humans are so stupid and cannot live peacefully with each other, although both of them teached peace and respect.\n\nIn Real life, they are both pretty sad because their teachings did not affect many people and so many are being killed for no reason.
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Actually, islam and christanity is totally different now. it was pretty much like islam when Jesus first came. after the time being passed, people started to chage the bible according to their own interests.\ntherefore, when realized that his creature can not get the right path the bible that had been changed, he sent his last prophet Mohammad (p.b.u.h) to guide the World. God gave him a new holy book quran. God promised to Mohammad that he would let people to change it. now if you take any two qurans (that are in arabic language) from any part of the world, you would not see any difference or any error in them. \n\nbut if you compare any two bibles, you will see a lot of difference between them from every aspect.
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Stansky is pretty much right. Isa is not Jesus and Islamic mentions of Jesus are not the true Jesus of the Bible. Islam says there is a Jesus but they do not believe He is the Son of God so theire teachings about Him are false. The true Jesus the Son of God whom the Bible teaches about will return to Zion which is an Old Testament name for Jerusalem. He will return at the end of the tribulation and set foot on the Mount of Olives which is in Jerusalem (Zion)When Jesus returns He will set up His kingdom on earth and will reign. After a thousand years satan will lead a final rebellion which God will crush and then the day of judgment will come and Jesus will judge.