What if, rather than being superficially different but fundamentally the same, Islam and Christianity are actually fundamentally different with just superficial similarities?

so the person, like my younger self, who opines that Christianity and Islam are more or less the same probably hasn’t taken the time to study them in detail. Once you do, the differences become ever more apparent.

I said that Islam has a shallow understanding of man’s problems because it teaches that our problems are basically a matter of behavior. The solution to our problem is merely a question of the will. However, Christianity, I said, has a much deeper, more accurate understanding of the human situation, which includes a frank admission of human

Islam is a diverse religion with many expressions, though unfortunately there is a demonstrable tendency among Muslims to assume only one legitimate interpretation of Islam. On account of this, many Muslims accuse one another of apostasy, whether peaceful Muslims disavowing radical Muslims or vice versa. The reality is that Islam can be formulated

For Muslims, the doctrine of a divine Christ is anathema, and the Quran teaches that he who subscribes to it will make his home in the flames of hell (5:72). For the Christian, belief in the lordship of Christ is necessary for salvation (Rom. 10:9). What wider divergence could there be?