Why some people are born in Christian nations and others in islamic ones?
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It's called, simply, procreation...\n\nPeace be with you!
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Mohammed's (PBUH) parents died when he was young, and he was raised by his uncle. As his uncle was a pagan, it is likely that his parents were too, although Mecca was a religiously diverse place. There were Jewish and Christian tribes in Arabia at the time of Mohammed, and other tribes that were pagan and some that were Zoroastrian.
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Because not everybody's Christian.
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Our founding forefathers were Christians. This great country was built on Christian beliefs.  We will always be one nation under God and those whom that offends should GTFO & find another place to live.  I hear Bin Laden has room.\n\n"Funny how those who cry tolerance, refuse to tolerate and those who cry to be heard, refuse to listen."
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They don't, they have a free and open society and although they are traditionally Christian, muslims are allowed to build mosques anywhere and way they want, and are even free to live in segregated communities.  They don't even need to learn the language to collect on health and welfare benefits of their host country.\n\nThe outcry comes when Muslims begin demanding that their new Christian neighbors not offend them with their traditional European ways of free speech, freedom in sexuality, and drinking good beer.  Some Islamic leaders even begin demands of a separatist state for their small communities within the borders of traditional European countries.  Its absolutely ridiculous that generosity and guest treatment are abused by some Muslims so horribly.
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christians had slaves so what is your point people are people with different religions and nationalities and historically as well as currently no one is any better or evil then the next we are all sinners but we do not have to choose to carry on and harbor hate as individuals
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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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Christianity as a whole has more blood on its hands than Islam does.
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nationality = nation. Since Jesus was born under the rule of Rome, he would be a roman, sort of. I am not sure about the status of people born outside of Rome, but under Roman rule. I dont know if they were automatically considered citizens or not. interesting question...
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a child is created in his/her parents image, a gene from each  shapes the child, they decide the action that starts the creation, but yet a child  for the most part, is not equal to the parent,,,,\n\nand please dont classify all believers or even all believers in Jesus, into one group lol  i do both, yet are not christian
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Where do ya get 4 billion people think its false?  I think the majority of the people in the world have a problem with islam. In most countries they are viewed as the trouble makers.  Most people view christianity as the lesser of two evils. \nYes people have problems with christians but ya don't see them fearing the people.  Also it is far more easier to get people to be christians than muslims.
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Christianity and Islam
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The approach to the presentation of Islamic beliefs and practices depends upon the addressee's religion and culture. A reference point of commonalty or contrast is useful. For example, the Christians believe in the "original sin"; the connotation is that a human being has the stigma of being born as a sinner and is dirty filthy by nature. What has a newborn done to be a sinner or to be a filthy person? Contrast this with the Islamic teaching that every human being is born in nature, meaning good with no stigma of any kind and, if left alone without any brain washing will do no wrong. Such a person has a natural ability to distinguish between right and wrong and his tendency is to do right. In the society which raises a person brain washed, many times when he reaches puberty he is all confused – good has become bad and bad has become good under the influence of the society. He was not dirty by birth but the society has made him dirty in beliefs and practices. for the rest of the page go to the web page i previded. good luck!
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It is a dangerous dichotomy. To resolve this Muhammad wanted to merge these two and preached a unified religion combining all the prophets and claiming himself as the last prophet; but still there was and there is war among the followers of the semitic religions. For the Roman Catholics the Church and the State is same. For the Muslims, loyalty to their religion comes first but still they have fought wars with Islamic states. Faith in God has actually nothing to do with commitment to the Nation. The Nation is a reality and it should take priority over faith which is internal relationship with the God. Territorial loyalty is man made and has its relevance in our regulated conduct.
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You are talking about two different religions, Islam and Christianity ... I know it's confusing, would be so nice if everyone could just accept the other for who they are and live together huh?
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it's the same with how many races and nations there are.\npeople have different belief and different languages.
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Depends.  A lot of people are raised to be of a certain faith.  These people often don't question what they are taught.  In that way, it isn't a real choice because they just believe what their parents/church told them to believe.  However, it becomes a choice if the individual thinks about what they believe - accept or reject certain aspects of different religions and make a decision to follow or not.