Christianity and Islamic religion create different perspectives for their believers. With the worldview, both religions understand life and death situations in their own way. Based on George’s situation, a Christian can approach the situations of being at risk health wise is unlikely of what an Islamic believer would follow. The Worldview of the two religions expounds the differences on how different religions view certain situations. Between Christianity and Islamic religion, the religions view the world in completely different understandings of the world. Based on the knowledge of any individual’s own religion, they believe what they are taught and incorporate those ideas in the normal functions daily. With health, life, and death, Christianity and Islamic religions take a different route on how to deal with each situation. The similarity of the two religions are individuals having faith for the religion they believe in. Even though both religions view every situation differently, the motivation to keep their faith on a religion drives them to figure out who they are as a …show more content…
Based on George’s situation of what he should risk, a Christian puts their full belief on God, since the “religion is far more than a human factor,” stating that the religion is more powerful than what is done physically in the world (Shelly & Miller, 2006). The strong belief on the religion of Christianity is known as the “supracultural Realm” that is “the phenomena of cultural belief and behavior that have their source outside of human culture” (Shelly & Miller, 2006). Christians have their full belief of their religion. For George, as a Christian, he would pray for his health to improve rather than proceed with any medical treatments for himself. Although it is a big risk to only put his faith in God, his religion of Christianity pushed him to believe that God will answer his