Christianity and Islam are two of the largest religions in the world today, and they both vary in so many ways, but are still practiced by many. These religions have different ideas about God, destiny, faith, sin, holiness, heaven, and hell. One thing they have in common is that they are both theistic religions. Christianity compared to Islam believes in a monotheistic God, the trinity, the father, the son, and the Holy Spirit. While Islam religion rely on a monolithic God, there is no other. In the Islam religion everyone who practices that religion has complete submission to the Prophet Muhammad and Allah. Becoming a Christian is a voluntary decision in which the heart and mind is renewed. Muslims don’t believe that a messiah died on the …show more content…
These laws were called the 10 commandments and were found in Exodus 20: 3-17. Christians were not to worship idols, use the lord’s name in vain, commit adultery and murder, steal, or lie against our neighbors. But as Christians we had to honor our parents, and have no other gods. The 10 commandments were God’s way of promising his people a promise land, after they went astray. The 10 commandments were laws that God wanted his people to not only standby but to go out and teach it to others. By doing this they were assured a permanent spot in the promise …show more content…
No worldly pilgrimage were obligatory for Christians to make to please God. Hebrews 11:10, the gospel says “a city without foundations, whose architect and builder is God. The bible tells us about people of faith, who looked forward to a place with fundamentals. Muslims contrariwise, believed in taking a pilgrimage to Mecca at least once in their life. Mecca was one of the three holy places, and the pilgrimage was a trip. When the Prophet Muhammad was alive, he led his people into the city of Mecca, there he preached his last