Islam and Christianity Pamphlet

Islam and Christianity Comparison Chart shows Christian and Muslim Beliefs on These 8 Key Topics:Religious History
Who Is God
The Holy Scriptures
Prophets
Practices and Rituals
Salvation and Paradise
The Role of Women
Islam and Christianity Features a Handy Comparison Chart that Helps Christians Explain Their Faith with Cultural Sensitivity:What Muslims Believe
What Christians Believe
How to Correct Misunderstandings
With this knowledge, you can have better discussions with Muslim friends and coworkers without offending them.

Size: 8.5" x 5.5" unfolds to 33" long. Fits inside most Bible covers.

Islam and Christianity is an excellent tool for pastors, teachers and others who are interested in discovering the beliefs that Christians and Muslims have in common and those that are different. This tool will help pastors and leaders equip missions-minded believers to avoid common witnessing mistakes and to be more sensitive about sharing their faith with Muslims. Discover what Muslims have been taught about Christianity and how to answer their questions and concerns.

Table of Contents: The Islam & Christianity PamphletReligious History—Who are the key people to know: Muhammad, Jesus, Abraham, Adam
Who is God—Understanding differences.
The Holy Scriptures—Trustworthiness and inspiration
Prophets—What is a prophet and who qualifies
Practices and Rituals—5 Pillars of Islam, commandments of Jesus
Salvation and Paradise—Rewards and penalties on the Judgment Day
The Role of Women—Modesty and protection of women in each culture
Religion and Culture—The concern about materialism
Fascinating facts about Islam and ChristianityMuslims believe Muhammad is the final prophet, but that Jesus was born of a virgin and lived a sinless life.
Many Muslims misunderstand the concept of the Trinity.
Some Muslims are worried that Western society will corrupt their children because of the images they see on TV and magazines.
Muslims are committed to the Five Pillars of religion.
Do’s and Don’ts from Islam and ChristianityDo make it clear you are a Christian
Don’t argue
Do be sensitive to cultural manners: men should speak with men, women with women
When sitting don’t point the sole of your shoe toward anyone