Christians and Muslims

Why do not Christians accept the Quran as a revelation of God? Everything that is consistent with the Quran's Bible is accepted by Christians. But if any part of the Quran contradicts the Bible or the Qur'an itself, Christians will not accept the Quran as a revelation of God. Creative story Christian believes that the heavens and the earth were created within 6 days. This is explained in several sections of the Bible and the Quran. But the Quran of the Quran 41: 9-12 says the earth will be completed in 6 days and will take 2 days to complete.

In contemporary society, Muslims are aware that Allah is not a God of the Bible. Evidence on this point is Christian's ongoing persecution in Muslim countries. A country like Malaysia ordered Christians not even to use 'Allah' for their Bible, books or hymns. They often confiscate the literature of non-Muslims who use the word "Allah". If Muslims think that they adore the same God as Christians, why do they have such a strict view of Christianity? Christianity claims that people are corrupt - we are "dying of our sins" - in fact we can not stand before the holy righteous God. Meanwhile, Muslim says that human beings are weak and easy to forget, but they are not declining. Muslims tell people to be fair - he only has to do it. This represents a decisive difference between Islam and Christianity. This difference has widespread impact

Christianity - The history of Muslim encounters is very complex. Christians are watching Islam in various ways. For example, the attitudes of European and North American Christians who have recently stayed close to Muslims are different from the attitudes of Christians who live or live in Muslims in history. In particular, the experience of Christians living in the Muslim world varies widely from time to place and from place to place. There are examples of harmonious, productive communication and conflict. The former includes situations where Christians and Muslims cooperate to achieve a common political goal - for example Indonesian independence movement and early Arab nationalism. However, in many cases political, economic, and theological factors together bring the Muslims and Christians into an opposing community.

Today's Christian did not face this challenge for the first time. Christian and Muslims have been forced to negotiate in their daily lives since the lively and growing Muslim community suddenly appeared in the Arabian Peninsula in the early 7th century. Common violent conflict. Unfortunately, violence has affected Muslim and Christian's recognition of each other, causing both sides to shame and anger. Under the Flag of the Cross, the medieval crusaders massacred thousands of Muslims, and in response to attacks against Islamic eastern Christians. From the 14th century to the 15th century, Mongolian warlord Timur and his army left numerous skulls in Asia as a symbol of their horrible adventure in jihad.