Jesus vs Mohammed
Mohammed: The prophet of war.
Christ: The Prince of Peace (Isaiah 9:6-7).
Mohammed: His disciples killed for their faith.
Christ: His disciples were killed for their faith (Acts 12:2; II Timothy 4:6-7).
Mohammed: Promoted persecution against the “infidels.”
Christ: Forgave and converted the chief persecutor (I Timothy 1:13-15).
Mohammed: The taker of life.
Christ: The giver of life (John 10:27-28 ).
Mohammed: He and his fellow warriors murdered thousands.
Christ: Murdered none but saved many (compare John 12:47).
Mohammed: His method was COMPULSION.
Christ: His aim was voluntary CONVERSION (Acts 3:19).
Mohammed: Practiced FORCE.
Christ: Preached FAITH (John 6:29, 35).
Mohammed: Was a WARRIOR.
Christ: Is a DELIVERER (Colossians 1:13; I Thess. 1:10).
Mohammed: Conquered his enemies with the sword.
Christ: Conquered his enemies with another kind of sword, the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God (Hebrews 4:12; Acts 2:37).
Mohammed: Said to the masses, “Convert or die!”
Christ: Said, “Believe and live!” (John 6:47, 11:25-26).
Mohammed: Was swift to shed blood (Romans 3:15-17).
Christ: Shed His own blood for the salvation of many (Ephesians 1:7).
Mohammed: Preached “Death to the infidels!”
Christ: Prayed “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do” (Luke 23:34).
Mohammed: Declared a holy war (Jihad) against infidels.
Christ: Achieved a holy victory on Calvary’s cross (Colossians 2:14-15) and His followers share in that victory (John 16:33).
Mohammed: Constrained people by conquest.
Christ: Constrained people by love (II Corinthians 5:14).
Mohammed: Modern terrorists derive their inspiration from Mohammed and carry out their despicable atrocities in the name of his god Allah.
Christ: Christians derive their inspiration from the One who said, “Blessed are the peacemakers” (Matthew 5:9).
Muslims: Some modern-day disciples of Mohammed responded to the 9-11-01 terrorist attacks by cheering in the streets.
Christians: Modern-day disciples of Christ are deeply grieved at past atrocities carried out by those who were “Christians” in name only (the Crusades, the Spanish Inquisition, etc.).
Many Muslims are peaceful and peace-loving because they do not strictly follow the teachings of their founder.
Many Christians are peaceful and peace-loving because they DO strictly follow the teachings of their Founder (Romans 12:17-21).
Mohammed: Called upon his servants to fight.
Christ: Said, “My kingdom is not of this world; if My kingdom were of this world, then would My servants fight. . . but now is My kingdom not from hence” (John 18:36).
Mohammed: Ordered death to Jews (see A. Guillaume, The Life of Muhammed, Oxford University Press [1975], p. 369).
Christ: Ordered that the gospel be preached “to the Jew first” (Romans 1:16).
Mohammed: Considered Christ a good prophet.
Christ: Proclaimed Mohammed to be a false prophet (John 10:10; Matthew 24:11).
Mohammed: Claimed that there was but one God, Allah.
Christ: Claimed that He was God (John 10:30-31, 8:58-59, 5:18, 14:9).
Mohammed’s Tomb: Occupied!
CHRIST’S TOMB: EMPTY!
— by George W. Zeller, The Gospel Standard, Box 500, Boston, MA, 02102, USA
http://www.giveshare.org/Bible.....ammed.html
Christ: The Prince of Peace (Isaiah 9:6-7).
Mohammed: His disciples killed for their faith.
Christ: His disciples were killed for their faith (Acts 12:2; II Timothy 4:6-7).
Mohammed: Promoted persecution against the “infidels.”
Christ: Forgave and converted the chief persecutor (I Timothy 1:13-15).
Mohammed: The taker of life.
Christ: The giver of life (John 10:27-28 ).
Mohammed: He and his fellow warriors murdered thousands.
Christ: Murdered none but saved many (compare John 12:47).
Mohammed: His method was COMPULSION.
Christ: His aim was voluntary CONVERSION (Acts 3:19).
Mohammed: Practiced FORCE.
Christ: Preached FAITH (John 6:29, 35).
Mohammed: Was a WARRIOR.
Christ: Is a DELIVERER (Colossians 1:13; I Thess. 1:10).
Mohammed: Conquered his enemies with the sword.
Christ: Conquered his enemies with another kind of sword, the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God (Hebrews 4:12; Acts 2:37).
Mohammed: Said to the masses, “Convert or die!”
Christ: Said, “Believe and live!” (John 6:47, 11:25-26).
Mohammed: Was swift to shed blood (Romans 3:15-17).
Christ: Shed His own blood for the salvation of many (Ephesians 1:7).
Mohammed: Preached “Death to the infidels!”
Christ: Prayed “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do” (Luke 23:34).
Mohammed: Declared a holy war (Jihad) against infidels.
Christ: Achieved a holy victory on Calvary’s cross (Colossians 2:14-15) and His followers share in that victory (John 16:33).
Mohammed: Constrained people by conquest.
Christ: Constrained people by love (II Corinthians 5:14).
Mohammed: Modern terrorists derive their inspiration from Mohammed and carry out their despicable atrocities in the name of his god Allah.
Christ: Christians derive their inspiration from the One who said, “Blessed are the peacemakers” (Matthew 5:9).
Muslims: Some modern-day disciples of Mohammed responded to the 9-11-01 terrorist attacks by cheering in the streets.
Christians: Modern-day disciples of Christ are deeply grieved at past atrocities carried out by those who were “Christians” in name only (the Crusades, the Spanish Inquisition, etc.).
Many Muslims are peaceful and peace-loving because they do not strictly follow the teachings of their founder.
Many Christians are peaceful and peace-loving because they DO strictly follow the teachings of their Founder (Romans 12:17-21).
Mohammed: Called upon his servants to fight.
Christ: Said, “My kingdom is not of this world; if My kingdom were of this world, then would My servants fight. . . but now is My kingdom not from hence” (John 18:36).
Mohammed: Ordered death to Jews (see A. Guillaume, The Life of Muhammed, Oxford University Press [1975], p. 369).
Christ: Ordered that the gospel be preached “to the Jew first” (Romans 1:16).
Mohammed: Considered Christ a good prophet.
Christ: Proclaimed Mohammed to be a false prophet (John 10:10; Matthew 24:11).
Mohammed: Claimed that there was but one God, Allah.
Christ: Claimed that He was God (John 10:30-31, 8:58-59, 5:18, 14:9).
Mohammed’s Tomb: Occupied!
CHRIST’S TOMB: EMPTY!
— by George W. Zeller, The Gospel Standard, Box 500, Boston, MA, 02102, USA
http://www.giveshare.org/Bible.....ammed.html
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Permalink Reply by Debbie Hasty on -
you have extreme Muslims who are Jihad and are separate from the other Muslims who would rather live in peace. Jihad wants world control and it is Satan that works through them to try and destroy what is Gods. They kill their own for rejecting Allah and accepting Jesus as their Lord and Savior, but all they can do is kill the flesh, but never the Spirit of God. We have to remember like any religion that they were brought up with their beliefs and taught the Quaran from childhood. All we can do is pray for them and love them unconditionally as Jesus loves us this way and witness the Salvation of Christ to them without fear of what might happen to ourselves.
Matthew 16:24, 25 Then said Jesus unto his disciples, If any man will come after me let him deny himself and Take up his cross and follow me. Vs. 25 for whosoever will save his life shall lose it and whosoever will lose his life for my sake shall find it.
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Permalink Reply by hill on -
Yes, Debbie, there are fanatics every where. Are there no fanatics among the so called namesake Christians?
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Permalink Reply by Daniel Baumet on -
actually there are no moderate Muslims as the Qu'rann it self states that there can only be one belief in the end that is Muslim. To us (Christians and Jews ) we are know in the Qu'rann as the children of the book, or Donkeys and pigs .. whose end must be death.
You are right they kill their own for rejecting Allah, all we have to is read of the deaths between Sunis and Shites ...
(Each believe they are the right ones. ), As Hill says are there no fanatics among Christians ? There are and among Jews as well, but these days at least they are not trying to blow each other up ..
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Permalink Reply by Lisa Dillow on -
Daniel, These are very interesting facts...Thank you you for the lesson,. Your sister...Lisa D.
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Permalink Reply by Daniel Baumet on
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TY ... one more fact many Christians believe the declaration in prayer by Muslims is Allah is great (Allah meaning God) . How ever Allah is the name of god in Islamic faith, and the prayer actually translates Allah is "GREATER" ...... greater than who ? ALL OTHER GODS including the God of the Christians and Jews.
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Permalink Reply by Daniel Baumet on
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your welcome Lisa
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Permalink Reply by Debbie Hasty on
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To better understand the hate fueling modern day Islamicism, 2 one must first look back to its roots. From Ishmael, whose birthright was denied, to Esau and Jacob - rivaling twins, the seed of hate was sewn. What evolved thereafter was a bitter, jealousy that has been passed down to every Arab generation since. By the 7th century, this ancient hatred made its way into the heart and mind of a common-criminal named Mohamed - an Arab and descendant of Ishmael, who founded a religion and used it to justify his countless, criminal acts of rape and murder.
From the early days of Islam to today's globally televised beheadings, Muslims are simply acting-out what Mohammed believed, and what the Quran teaches. And when Quranic Law was given the opportunity to govern, its violent, 7th century intolerance was seen through the eyes of Afghanistan's Taliban - a view of converting and uniting the Arab world under Islamic Law by sword first, and everyone else second.
What truly is at the heart of the Islamists hatred today is no different than that which fueled Mohamed's hatred as he wrote the Quran. It is the belief and goal of a one-world, global Islamic empire run by Quranic Law whereby everyone must, in the end, convert to their fundamentalist ideology or face beheading. The hatred that fuels this theocracy dates back to Ishmael and his son-in-law Esau, and from there, compounded to form the foundations of Islamicism which is the reason why most of the world conflicts today involve Muslims.
Mohammed's rise to prophet hood
Mohammad Ibn Abdallah was born in the year 570 AD to the Quraysh Tribe in the city of Mecca. His father died before he was born and his mother Amina died when he was 6 years old (Mohammed claimed descent from Ishmael's son Kedar). At the age of 25, Mohammed married a 40 year-old wealthy, widow named Khadijah who owned trading caravans. Traveling as a representative of Khadija's various business interests, Mohammed was exposed to many Jews and Christians and became enthralled by their theology, particularly their concept of a single deity. It was at this time he began to envision a single, united Arab state under a single 'god.'
Secular history records that in 610, by which time Mohammed had become the leader of his tribe, he was in a cave meditating and seeking to discover which of the jinni was indeed most powerful and worthy to become the tribal jinni of his family.
Jihad
As new Islamic recruits began arriving in Mecca, they were without money and resources and realizing this, Mohammed and his recruits began raiding neighboring tribal settlements and passing caravans using the booty to fund his vision of a united, Islamist empire. Caravan raiding was a practice widely practiced by Arab tribes and was used as a means to maintain a balance in power. This is where the Muslim doctrine of 'Jihad' was first instituted.
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Permalink Reply by Daniel Baumet on
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Some book stores (Coles , Chapters ) carry copies of the Qu'rran
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Permalink Reply by Mistie Comerford on -
This is great!!!! I didn't know much about him before and this has helped me learn quite a few things about Mohammed and the Muslim faith.
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Permalink Reply by Jason A on -
Christ did not to violent terrible things, but many Christians have done so in his name. The Crusades would be a prime example. Or the violence between Catholics and protest ante in Ireland if you want something more recent. There are extremists in all religions. And were it true that there are only extreme Muslims, we would all be dead by now. One of the biggest problems facing Christianity today is its members lack of tolerance for other beliefs and ideas. Just because we aren't strapping bombs to ourselves and blowing up crowds, doesn't make us more tolerant, just more civilized, and lists like this show that quite clearly.
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