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1. Salvation From Sin Is Not Necessary In Islam. It is important to realize that Islam does not believe it is necessary for a person to be saved from their sins. This is one of the main differences between it and Christianity. There are a number of reasons as to why this is so. 2. Islam Does Not Believe in Original Sin.
Jul 10, 2020 · So while Islam and Christianity agree that salvation exists, Islam considers it a lower level, whereas Christianity declares it the highest rank. The Second Distinction Another distinction between Islam and Christianity is that Christianity stresses the fact that salvation cannot be attained through one’s efforts and actions but solely ...
ABSTRACT. The present paper attempts to compare the Christian and Islamic viewpoint on the doctrine of salvation. In both religions, human beings need to receive God’s help to obtain salvation. For, sin (in Christianity) and ignorance (in Islam) are of humans’ intrinsic attributes.
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Feb 19, 2018 · Salvation in Islam is a very different concept. While it does offer deliverance from the fire of hell, it also rejects some of the basic principles of Christianity and states clearly that salvation is attained only through submission to the Most Merciful God:
Islam and Christianity have different views on original sin and salvation. Learn about the differences and how they impact each religion's beliefs.
Christianity vs. Islam. Diffen › Philosophy › Religion › Islam. Christianity and Islam have more in common than most people know — they are both monotheistic Abrahamic religions, and Jesus Christ is an important, revered figure in both religions.
Both Christianity and Islam teach the doctrine of salvation. 2. Both believe that repentance is necessary for salvation. 3. In both the Scriptures, God calls sinners to Him and turn away...
