Do Muslims work harder than Christians?
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I live in Coventry, tell me where your shop is and I'll come personally to your shop to answer your question.... (Call me an infidel again)...
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I knew a woman from a Muslim country who left her religion, Islam, and became a Christian.  I am also a Christian but the way we carry out our faith is totally different.  The way we pray, prepare our foods, dress and interact with men are totally influenced by our respective cultures.  So even though I think it is impossible to totally separate culture and religion, I have seen that culture is harder to change.
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The main difference between christians and muslims is idol worshipping, though most of the christians say that it is forbidden but yet many follow. The second is christians accept Jesus as their God but we muslims accept Jesus as the messenger of Allah or a prophet sent by Allah before prophet Muhammad.
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Yes, they are.\nBethlehem, was majority if not all Christians, now it is minority, and the Christians are being brushed out.  Gaza, they are being kicked out of it, if any of them left.  Jerusalem, If the Muslims had it, not one Christian will be in it any more.\nMuslims and Christian relationship on the surface it seems good, but under the surface, the Muslims will always resent the Christians, and they still call them to the day CRUSADERS.  They blame all the Christians for what happens so many years ago, and they forget what they did to others.\n\nThe reality, if a family living among Muslims, they are not going to be treated as well as if they treat each others, and when it comes to Jews in the middle of it, the Christians will be pushed to the middle as a lamb to sacrifice.\n\nRemember how they trashed the Church, when they were hiding from the Jews, if it was a mosque, it will not be treated with such disrespect, urine all of the place, in the place where Jesus Christ was born.\n\nTo repeat Yes, they are in middle of the two.  On push and the other poke, and the Christians are lost in the middle.  No too many know that there are Christian Arabs, even the educated one, they think they are all Muslims, because no one hear much about the Christians in the middle east.\n\nOf all those Arab Country that are calling for justice for the Palestine only Israel and Jordan gave them citizenship and the rest are just huffing and puffing blaming Israel for the trouble Palestinian people are having in the Arab world.\n\nArab Christians, How many times have you heard the Imam preaching against you in their friday prayers for one, calling you the crusaders, el- nassarow! How many!  number is too high to tell.\n\nAsk yourself this if Christians and Muslims have such a good relationship, then why is it more and more of Christians are leaving their country?  That is not only in Israel, but all over the middle east.  Christians are being treated badly by some Muslims.  Take for example Ramadan.  A holy month for the Muslims, and no freedom of movement for the Christians, only Lebanon is the only country that doesn't force everyone else Ramadan  down everyone else's throat.\n\nGod Bless you All in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.\nPlease Pray for the Christians family in the middle east and mostly in Palestine and Egypt.\n\nPeace to ALL People on Earth
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The difference seems to be in any religion those who see their particular religion as a personal choice or those who see it as mandatory.  Christian history has many dark chapters when people, claiming to act as agents of God, tried to force Christianity, (or rather, their version of Christianity), upon the world.  What we see in the news these days are many Muslims around the world, seeking to force Islam upon all people.\n\nThere are many Muslims who do see Islam as a personal choice, but unfortunatly this is less newsworthy than the radicals spreading violence across the globe.
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its not about the percentage of Christians, in the country. its about what they consider blasphemous to Christianity. if something is considered to be negative,or defamatory to any of God's prophets, then Islamically  they will not allow it.
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I've had the pleasure of working with many Yemenis and a few Saudis, and have generally found them to be gracious, well-mannered, kind, and hard-working.  Also, they always show up for work sober.\nThey are not very different from most people around the world, in that they just want to live their lives in peace and work for a better life for themselves and their children.\nMany of the Muslims I've worked with did not agree with Western customs and morals, but none of them wanted to use violence to change things.  They just accepted that the West was different.
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Yes it is true, but what is meant by it should not be assumed to be a limitation of others to focus on, but ask for those without understanding to be granted understanding, so forgiveness may become evident.\n\nBoth Christians and Muslims aught to be brothers and not see faults in the other, this will bring the peace that Allah/God is conducive to. Those without peace haven't accepted Allah's/God's guidance as much as those with peace in their souls, that they most eagerly share.\n\n"Blessed are the peace makers for they shall be called the children of God."
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no more than anyone else!..most people are capable of some of the things a small amount of Muslims have been doing!..its only because they are doing it now we are all aware of it!...
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and by Muslims and by Christians!!  it seems like there's a war going on. Lol\n\na cyber holy war!!
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Rania, I don't know exactly what is your point.\nHowever, I don't think it is the lifestyle that is the problem of Arab Christians, but it could be the culture.\nAs for lifestyle, there is no difference between Muslims and Christians living in Arab speaking states. Lifestyle is determined by class which differs from a place to place.
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Just because someone is a Christian does not mean that they will be perfect or a good goody all the time. Or that they will be more caring about their school work performance. That comes from somones maturity and character. \nI do think though that if someone is a Christian, they should really work hard and put a lot of effort into their schhol work as if they were doing it unto the Lord. But i do not think that just because someone is a Christian, they'll care more their school work performance. Also you need to realize that some poeple are not very academic and struggle in school no matter how much they care and try. Not everyone is wired the same...so please do not think that some Christian who is failing miserably in their school work simply does not care.\nI'm not really sure where you are getting this whole idea.
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Islam and Christianity both have a history of using religion to justify violence, ethnic cleansing, and war.  I would find it hard to claim one is more bloody than the other.\n\nOf course, Islamic extremists would justify the perception that jihad - "holy war" makes Islam the religion with the most "soldiers of god" today.\n\nBut looking back in history, Christianity was used to justify the Crusades, the Spanish Inquisition, and colonization and ethnic cleansing of Native Americans.\n\nBoth religions are just as bloody.  And I would probably say that Christianity has been used to justify the deaths of more people than Islam.  Terrorists pluck off a few at a time, maybe a thousand in a big attack.  Wars fought by Christians killed many, many more.
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I am sure that Christians have it a lot easier than other religions in the U.S. That doesn't mean though that they aren't persecuted at all, just less than others.\n\nThink of it this way. If you have a bad headache, it doesn't help you knowing that I have a much worse headache, your headache is still the same and makes you feel bad. In the same way, American Christians may be persecuted less than other groups in the country, but they still suffer some persecution.\n\nI think persecution against a majority is a lot less serious than persecution against a minority though. The majority tends to be forceful and tries to dictate the lives of the minorities or even goes so far as trying to eliminate the minorities, which can't do much about it since they're outnumbered. A minority persecuting the majority can be unpleasant for sure, but it's not nearly as much of a threat as when the minority is being persecuted by the majority. Still, them knowing that somebody has it worse doesn't solve their problem.
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Yes because they are both Muslims.  Small differences in the way they practice could make things a bit more difficult but it can and has been done successfully.
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I am a Muslim living in a Christin nation. I agree there is  a lot of crime and they have not had a good track record but where are you getting your stats from I think that in to days society there is the good bad and ugly and we can see that in all people those that call them selves Christian, Muslim and beyond.
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Yes not all terrorists are Muslims. Unfortunately, MOST religious terrorism is committed by Muslims. So, statistically, a terrorist is more likely to be a Muslim than any other religion.\n\nAddition: Christians are more numerous than Muslims yet commit less terrorism. Also, the Chinese (Confuciusims?) are way more than the Muslims, yet they don't commit terrorism. Also, if you read my answer it says RELIGIOUS terrorism i.e. terrorism in the name of religion. IHMO, Islam is the only religion where such a concept is supported by scripture.