Can I follow Christianity and Islam simultaneously ? I reckon it will either get me to heaven or paradise.?

Question

Won't it?

Answer 1

That is a sweet question, I admire your desire to adapt to all that is seemingly good.

Let me ask you just answer yourself honestly - If God ever existed, did he intend to have so many religions and confusions in them? Is he really enjoying the Christians and Muslims to fight with each other about what they believe? Are these religious people made this world a peaceful place? Look at the Christian Nations, there are all kinds of sins going on. Look at the Islamic Nations, there are also so much of violence and suppression of people.

Do you think really a "God" who is supposed to be full of love and care live among them?

Don't fool yourself by reading all their confusing scripture Quotes. If you are smart enough you can write your own "Holy book" some day!

In my opinion, Love is the only religion every man should follow. Try love, not religions of this world! wish you all the best!

Answer 2

No, you can't.
Theses Semitic religions are more enemies than friends. The enmity is nothing but political. But both of them owe to each other for their existence. Muhammad was a man with a great vision who foresaw the advantages of forming a religion against the contemporary religions Judaism, Christianity and Zoroastrianism. A Christian is a hardcore believer because of the presence of Islam and so does a Muslim.

Dear brother, the religions will never take you to heaven. And nobody knows for sure if something such as heaven exists or not. What you and I have to do is to live this beautiful life to the fullest. What God has gifted to man is Consciousness, not religion. We should not surrender our power of judgement to some organisations who have some hidden agenda.

Answer 3

No. This is impossible. The two religions say separate things about Jesus Christ's identity; that difference is critical.

Christians believe that Jesus is God Incarnate, fully God and Man at the same time. Being the visible image of God's spoken Word, and born of a human mother, He is also called the Son of God. He was betrayed, tortured, killed, buried, and ressurected by His own power 3 days later. He proved Himself alive to His followers for 40 days, and then ascended into the Heavenly places (not to be confused with space).

Muslims believe that Jesus was ONLY human, although a prophet. Muslims deny that God would ever take on human form, that act being beneath God's dignity. Jesus did not suffer on the cross and die--that happened to somebody else.

You cannot hold two opposing beliefs at the same time. You really won't impress God by trying to do so.

Answer 4

Its good that u want to follow two religions, but at a time I wld recommend to follow one, ofcourse the same will take u to heaven or paradise whichever u deserve.See the problem is thou the destination in both cases is God but the path are different , u will come across a time when both;s priciple will be opposite and u will get confuse.

Answer 5

I believe you can. I describe myself as an Islamic Christian. I believe that Jesus is God made Man, that he died for our sins. I believe that there is no God but Allah (that's the Arabic word for God, means the exact same thing as Yahweh, Gott, Dieu, Dio, Dios, etc) and Mohammad is his prophet.

I have read the Koran and studied Islam with scholars in Arab countries. This Christian has little doubt that Mohammad was inspired by God and spread a message of monotheism. Islam instructs us to accept all monotheists (Muslims, Jews, Christians, Zoroastrians) because they all believe in the same single God. Fascists masquerading as Muslims today spread a doctrine of hate they claim is based on Islam, just as fascists masquerading as Christians (KKK) spread a doctrine of hate they claimed was based on the New Testament.

There are differences between Islam and Christianity that are footnotes in the journey of life. The only major difference is that Muslims believe that Jesus (Esa in Arabic) was a great prophet and never claimed to be divine. Muslims believe that the New Testament Gospels, written by mere men, were flawed, and that Jesus/Esa never claimed to be divine.

Mainstream Christianity and Mainstream Islam are closer than, say, Byzantine Rite Catholicism and Snake-Handling Baptists.

Answer 6

YES - A LOUD YES. YOU CAN - On your birth, you have your own religion (what you call) Religion is in mind, but when you mix it with Society, you are at a lose. Society controls the religious norms and individually you need nothing. Imagine, you are living in an Island in worship of God. Where is your C'ity and Ism. Listen, there is no Hinduism, but people call others 'hindus'. We in India since long used to worship God in our own favourite style and figure. Religion is borne for making a social life-style to accommodate with the surrounding nature, and not for long term of 5000 years of future (of its birth). It has to be changed from time to time for which Great Sanyasins are borne and advise the Society - not individual. Head of the family then announce the advice among the family members. Religion -is the mud-stone. let it spoil in the rain. Live for the universal peace - not for the selfish needs. HOWEVER, RELIGIOUS DEEDS AND BELIEFS (not individual) HAVE A GREAT INFLUENCE ON THE GEOGRAPHICAL FACTORS.

Answer 7

First of all your desire is applaud-able, but with desire, action is necessary. That is why first you need to research. One might also want to follow Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Christianity e.t.c altogether but that's like saying you want to be at all the places at one time.

God, according to Islam, forgives everything but does not forgive non-acceptance of the existence of God or the association of partners with him. So a Muslim cannot pray to Jesus, or Muhammad for that matter, peace be upon them both. We pray to God alone, those two were men, chose men and great men, but only men. So if you want to really follow Jesus that follow his teaching and be mindful of the tidings that he gave about a coming prophet. Jesus PBUH never asked to be worshiped. So research and particularly research about the history of the trinity and the subject of Unitarians.

And pray to God, ask for help, he is ever so close and every ready to grant you your requests.

Answer 8

Islam is the severe note of God. And it remains unchanged, so that is a techniques less demanding to appreciate. Christianity has had books removed from the Bible and has had different ameliorations from mistranslating for 2000 years. hence there are many variations and this is not plausible to get a straight away answer.

Answer 9

Nope. If you follow one, you can't follow the other. They cancel each other out.
Example: Jesus said "I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father but by me". That means Islam wouldn't get you there, according to Christian beliefs.

Answer 10

Jesus said, "No one can serve two masters. Either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one and despise the other" (Matthew 6:24, NIV).

Jesus calls for whole-hearted devotion, so you can't sit on the fence and hope somehow to fall onto the ride side in the end.