jnawaz%skat.usc.edu@usc.edu (Jemshed Nawaz) (08/25/90)
In article <14586@wpi.wpi.edu> mucit@cherry.cs.rochester.edu (Bulent Murtezaoglu) writes: > >My understanding is that, since Islam is the latest religion from the same >source and doesn't deny the prophethood of past prophets (but states that >those past religions were not being practised the way they were meant to), >a Muslim would also automatically be a good Christian. The followers of the past prophets practised Islam and therefore did practice the way they were supposed to. They never practised Christianity or Judaism as is misunderstood by many. Christianity and Judaism were invented long after those prophets had passed away and had/have nothing to do with what the prophets preached. A muslim therefore can never be a Christian at the same time, especially when a Christian is understood to be a worshipper of Jesus Christ rather than the true One God. > >-B.M. Jemshed Nawaz