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So there's a park right by where I live where every Saturday, different religious groups will set up canopies and hand out literature.

A few days ago, I was there with my kids, and we stopped by the group of

Muslims that was sharing about Islam and handing out English copies of the Quran. Before we

approached this canopy, this particular canopy, I told my oldest son, hey, let's ask them what

they think about Jesus and see how it lines up with what we believe

as Christians. Do Christians and Muslims worship the same God?

So it didn't take long before it became clear that the Quran's teaching about Jesus is very different

from what the Bible says.

When we asked them about who Jesus was, they responded by saying he was a Muslim, someone who submitted to Allah.

He was used by Allah as one of several prophets. They totally rejected the doctrine of the Holy Trinity.

They denied that Jesus was the son of God, that he died on a cross, that he rose again from the dead, to put it frankly, all of the core tenets of what we believe as Christians about who God is and what he's done for us to save us from our sins.

All of them are rejected by Muslims. Even their doctrine of sin is different from the traditional Christian view. They deny original sin. They think that if Allah wants to forgive someone for the bad things that they've done, he can just do it apart

from the sacrifice of Jesus or some other sacrifice. It's all up to him. This is all really

important information when we're answering the question. Do Christians and Muslims worship the same

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