'The Divinity of Jesus: Christianity and Islam'

'Nancy Spinelli October 30, 2014\nHistory of morality 120\n query Paper\n\n homophiley religions are created found peoples belief in a god. However, not patchy religions coarse themselves off of the tidings of who they call divinity fudge or Allah, in this case. Christianity and Islam are resembling in that two regard in deliveryman holiness. However, Islam differs from Christianity because they do not cogitate in deliveryman divinity.\n\nIslam and Christianity both believe in deliverer holiness. Islam believes that rescuer was born of the vestal Mary. Islam declares the holiness of Mary, the obtain of Jesus. No Moslem can discredit the decency and purity of Mary. She, gibe to the Quran, had been the most impressive among the women of the nations.  (Chirri, Where Islam and Christianity Agree and protest on Jesus).\n\nIslam also, also believe that Jesus utter the intelligence activity of Allah as he was Holy. That he was a visionary and that he could p ut to death miracles.\nOne day the illusionist Isa (peace be upon him) was going finished the street which was infinitesimal and winding. He came crossways a man who was blind and dumb. The Prophet Isa (peace be upon him) unflinching to show mildness to him because he was kind-hearted. He put his open on the get up of the man. The blind man opened his eye and Allah restored his eye sight. moreover he was empower with the power of talking. He expressed a deep horse sense of gratitude for the kindness shown by the Prophet Isa (peace be upon him). This miracle impressed the spectators and they began to postdate the teachings of Allah.  (PROPHET Jesus (ISA) (peace be upon him)).\nIslam believed that Jesus did speak the word of the Lord Allah and that he was an Apostle. Belief in all of the Prophets and Messengers of God is a important article of confidence in Islam. Thus, accept in Prophets Adam, Jesus, Moses, and Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon them) is a indispensability for anyone who calls him or herself a Muslim.  (The Islamic and ...'