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A 5 page paper which compares and
contrasts Islam and Christianity. The paper discusses the traditions and holidays of both
religions, and examines how the two are not necessarily all that different. Bibliography
lists 4 sources.
Page Count:
5 pages (~225 words per page)
File: JR7_RAislchr.rtf
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November 2001 -- properly! Introduction People often imagine that all religions are incredibly different, and that no similarities
exist, save perhaps for the fact that some believe in only one God. More often than not, the belief that religions are incredibly different has led many nations into war,
fighting for the particular religious beliefs that may well stem from the same inherent belief. Two such religions that have had a great deal of attention lately are Christianity and
Islam. In very recent times, those which have involved the terrorist attacks of September, 2001, we have seen a great deal of focus on Islam and also how, in some
regions, Christians are persecuted and killed because of their faith. In the following paper we examine the two religions, comparing and contrasting as we go along, illustrating that they are
not as different as we may think. Islam and Christianity First and foremost, we note that both of these religions are monotheist religions in that they both have faith
in one God as the creator and ruler of all. "It is essential that any discussion of Islam as a monolithic religion must begin with its very fundamental concept of
unity of God (Tawhid). In this context, it is also important to note that the creed of Islam is very simple" (Gaudet et al., 2001; islam_christianity.html). And, interestingly enough, it
is not unlike the creed a Christian makes or takes: "To become a Muslim, one has only to declare in sincerity, and preferably in the presence of a person
already professing Islam, I testify that there is none worthy of worship (god) but God, and that Muhammad is the Prophet of God. The first part of the Muslim creed
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