Compare And Contrast Christianity And Muslims

Titus J. Lamb

Christian vs. Muslims

Heaven is said to be place of paradise. In this place there will be no more tears, no more pain and no more sorrow. Some describe heaven as vast space, and it has a brilliant light which does not leave it. In many religions Heaven is a most important belief. But in all of these religions there are some major differences in the perceptions of heaven. Muslims and Christian share some similar views one heaven but they have a conflicting difference on how to get into heaven.

In religion, salvation is stated as the realization of the supremacy of infinite Mind over all bringing with it the destruction of the illusion of sin, sickness, and death. It’s also been referred to as deliverance or redemption from sin.

Orthodoxy derived from the Greek and is defined as right belief. Orthopraxy is a Greek word as well and is defined as the right action. Judaism and Christianity’s are typically categorized as being orthodox while Muslims focus way more on what the persons actions are rather what their faith is like so the Muslims are mainly orthopraxis in nature.

Evangelicals and other Christians who’s main focus on admitting that Jesus their and savior, are considered to be the most orthodoxy group. In all the different divisions of Christianity the Catholics does most orthopraxy because they are more concerned with more rituals than any other division. Christianity and Muslims have some of the same beliefs, but also have very different ones either. Christianity believes in something called Trinity. The father the son and the Holy Ghost. The Christian religion is circled around God, and his son, Jesus. Jesus was crucified to wash all of our sins away.

Islam teaches that people who die disbelieving in the God do not receive salvation. It also teaches that non-Muslims who die believing in the God but disbelieving in his message (Islam), are left to His will. Those who die believing in the "One God" and his message "Islam" receive salvation. In the Sura is states that “those who have faith and work righteousness, they are companions of the Garden: Therein shall they abide (Forever)."