Grendel wrote on Mar 12
th, 2017 at 4:32pm:
Nope.
1/ Not all Christians believe the same things about the nature of God.
2/ You have no proof God exists let alone that the Islamic God is the Christian God... and it is disputed, just as the authenticity of the Koran as the word of God.
4/ Muslims believe all Christians are idolators and worship false idols etc... they do not believe in the Trinity, yet Catholics "do" that Not all Christians. To confuse Catholics with all Christians is wrong.
5/ Protestants believe that you are saved by faith, grace and the sacrifice of Christ, Catholics believe you are save by meritorious deeds and also that Christ did not pay for our sins and that time in purgatory must occur for forgiveness.
Etc, etc, etc....
There are a great many differences...
Correct, there are a variety of Christian beliefs.
The Islamic God is reputed to the same God because the Quran makes reference to the previous traditions. I'm not saying that any of this true, and I'm not offering as evidence; I'm simply saying that by reading the Quran (the Meccan verses), one can logical deduce that the Quran was referring to the same God as Abrahamic and Christian God.
The issue is that Christian conservatives don't want to admit that it's same God because then they would see it as though the Christian God were inspiring the acts of the ISIS and other extremist organizations. This is the probably with human beings and the organization thereof as a political entity. Perhaps this is the issue with religion in general.
As I stated above, the pre-Islamic Christian and Jewish Arabs also referred to God as Allah; therefore the notion that the Muslims were worshiping the Moon God would then that the Christians and the Jews were worshiping the Moon God, which was clearly not the case.
Catholicism, Anglicanism, Lutheranism, Eastern Orthodoxy, Coptic Christianity all believe in the Trinity. These denominations make up almost all of the Christian world. Sure, you get some low-church branches that don't believe in the Trinity, but they're a minority; and Mormonism doesn't count.