If Muslims are forbidden from changing there religion then are Christians also forbidden to do so?

Answer 1

No they can do whatever they like

God Bless You

Answer 2

We are not forbidden this right. The human race was created with free will and rightly God allows us to exercise that privilege. In the Bible book of Deuteronomy chapter 11 and verses 26 to 28 God says that he is putting before us the blessing and the malediction. The blessing is provisional on our obedience to God. The malediction is ours if we do not obey the commandments of God and begin to follow other gods. See here that the choice is ours. That choice though is not without consequence. We must think carefully.

Answer 3

Forbidden? We are free moral agents. Nobody is going to kill me if I do. I would be miserable and was when not going to church. The Bible says not to believe the spirits of the anti-Christ. I wouldn't want to trade the grace of God through Christ for works that would never get me to heaven and a dead dry ritual that didn't satisfy. God will not be pleased but He will still love me and the saints will still pray for me if I depart from the faith that was once delivered to the saints. I am glad He put a desire in my heart to be faithful to Him and not commit spiritual adultery.
I am satisfied with God's great plan of salvation through Jesus Christ my Lord.

Answer 4

Not under formal punishment, these days, but it cost me most of my friends when I left Christianity. The idea that someone who was such a solid believer as I had been would come to say he could not hold to it any more was uncomfortable. (It wasn't an easy conclusion for me!)

But I've been researching Islamic beliefs, (out of questions of tolerance and fair representation) and have found quite definite punishments recommended, up to and including the death penalty, for those who leave Islam, and this from sites I would not otherwise consider extreme (URL). "The death penalty with regard to apostasy is to be applied only to those who proclaim their apostasy and call for others to do the same. Islam lays down this severe punishment in order to protect its unity and the identity of its community."

There is variety of opinion, it should be noted.

Answer 5

In American eve Muslims can change their religion and many of them do. They just find all that worship praying ten times a day a little too silly.
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Answer 6

All right ...when you left your room you cant say that you are inside home, obviously you are out side home. So when you change your religion and faith ( Muslim or Christian ) you cant say any more that you are a Muslim/Christian. So permission for changing religion is absurd.

Answer 7

Its not the matter of forbidden. Its just that Muslims dont convert as much as Christens do. There r many ex's in Islam and Christianity.

Answer 8

I think the question is being misinterpreted. If it is against the Muslim religion to change their religion wouldn't that mean that new converts would be forbidden as well being that they had to change their religion to convert to Islam. I think the answer to that is that it is only okay if it is "MY WAY".

Answer 9

muslims arent forbidden to change their religion they can do so anytime they want but to muslims who converts from islam is a non-believer and will certainly go to hell not heaven and i think that thats logical enough and present in islam,christianity,and judaism.

Answer 10

Yes in a manner of speaking, but in both cases it doesn't completely stop people from leaving, there are Ex-Muslims and Ex-Christians. When a Christian leaves they consider them to be an apostate. In the old days, that was punished by death.

Answer 11

No.

The escape clause for Christians is in Hebrews 6:4-8.
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