How Jesus and Muhammed are Brothers in the same Faith
February 26, 2020
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February 26, 2020
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How Jesus and Muhammed are Brothers in the same Faith
Summary
The lecture presentation presents the surprising, if not shocking similarities between Christianity and Islam. The facts presented that would demonstrate that Islam is no more foreign to Western Europe than Christianity is! The many similarities between the two religions include the early rituals and practices of Christians, as well as the alleged teachings of Jesus depicted in the New Testament Bible, and the teachings of Muhammed (SAW) and the Quran. What people will find is that many Muslim practices and traditions encountered by Europeans are actually a revival of early Christian ritual practices and worships in Europe.
Issues covered include:
Did Jesus and Muhammed use the same word for God?
What did Jesus and Muhammed teach on Forgiveness?
What did Jesus and Muhammed teach on Repentance?
What did Jesus and Muhammed teach on the key to Salvation?
What did Jesus and Muhammed teach on Supplicating and Ritual Prayer?
What did Jesus and Muhammed teach on Eating Meat not drained of blood during slaughter?
What did Jesus and Muhammed teach on being called the 'son of God', literal or a metaphorical Semitic expression?
Other topics briefly covered include:
Is God, and was the Trinity originally taught by Jesus?
What is the Muslim approach to the Bible?
Can Muslims and Christians work and live together in mutual respect and co-existence?
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