What are Christian attitudes to other religions?

Question

Are Judaism and Islam valid responses to the action of G-d in humanity?

Answer 1

Sadly, if this section is any indication, the attitude isn't a good one.

I like this quote, it sums up how I feel too:

"I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ."
--Mahatma Gandhi

Answer 2

In general, I'd say yes.

It is not Judaism or Islam that is messing stuff up today.

Its the religious radical!!

In general, I think that PRACTICING Jews and Muslims are quite peaceful people who have a very humble and peaceful outlook and input towards God and life.

Its the unpracticing of any religion who gives that religion a bad name.

How many people claim to be, because of their family history, a certain religion, but they aren't really an upright person and they don't practice their religion??

ALOT!

Although I do not believe in Judaism or Islam, I do believe that the practicing ones, who read their holy books, and know that killing for religion isnt right, are contributing positively to the positive energy outcome of the world.

With that being said, I don't understand how Islam's holy book can be filled with so much anger and people who need to be smited, etc. It is written in quite an angry way.

In my opinion, religion should be peaceful and humble, and full of warnings, but not written viciously.

And I don't understand Judaism, how they are still waiting for the Messiah? Considering the present circumstance of the world, it doesnt seem like there is much time left.

But once again, all just my opinion.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

I respect all religions. In fact I find the study of them quite interesting and stimulating. I took a world religions class in college, and it was one of my favorites. I feel both Judaism and Islam are valid. We all just believe different things, but I feel we're all connected.

Answer 5

I am a Christian but other religions fascinate me. I think for survivals sake one should know a little about as many of the worlds religions as you can so that you will not unnecessarily offend someone. Many people limit themselves to one religion and do not take time to question the pull to others for other people. What is the draw. What is the tenet, what are the doctrines, etc. It is all really neat to study and it lends greatly to tolerance.

Answer 6

Pope John Paul 11 excepted all religions

Answer 7

Israel is G-d's chosen people, there is no doubt about that fact! What he promised to Abraham he accomplished and still accomplishes!
I am a christian, I believe in the same G-d as you do, there is only one G-d!
I believe Jesus is the Messiah. He was the son of Joseph, born in Bethlehem and will bring peace when he comes back!
Read Isiah 53. It talks about Jesus as the lamb. But He will come back as the Lion of Judah. G-d already started gathering his people to the promised land that belongs to Israel.
Jesus will come back to bring peace.

Answer 8

In today's world, the Christians are still the most tolerant, compared to the two you have referenced here.

Answer 9

Most consider any religion other than theirs false.

Answer 10

Trying to accept and understand their belief, cultures and traditions. But its them, who refuses to be understood.