The koran to the bible, both in terms of its ideas and in terms of its literary style. assignment

Again this demonstrates how Allah does not have a relationship with his followers. He is not a father to anyone and he does not seem to even care about his followers. So because of this I would agree with the Catholic point of view. It is more comforting to know that Jehovah is a father to his followers. For the most part Islam and Christianity differ from each other in some cases however, they both are similar. Salvations in both religions are closely related. The Koran teacher’s salvation comes only through Allah. “ If anyone desires a religion other than Islam (Submission to Allah), Never will it be accepted of him; and in he Hereafter he will be in the ranks of those who have lost. ” [Koran 3: 85; cp. 5: 10; 25: 68]. The Bible tells us that Salvation comes only through Jesus Christ. “ Furthermore, there is no salvation in anyone else, for there is not another name under heaven that has been given among men by which we must be saved. ” (Acts 4: 12). Both of these religions share the idea that you must follow a supreme God, either Jehovah or Allah to achieve heaven. This is the basis of almost any religion. Following your God and living life under his rule will get you into heaven. On the opposite side of this, both religions share similar ideas on hell.

The Koran basically says that non believers will go to hell. “ Would that you knew what the fire of Hell is like! It leaves nothing, it spares no one; it burns the skins of men. It is guarded by nineteen keepers. ” [Koran 74: 19]. The Bible also says that anyone who rejects Jesus Christ will suffer eternal torments in hell. Both religions seem to share the same consequence of rejecting their religion. Even though hell may be described differently in both religions, the concept is still roughly the same. Both the Bible and the Koran claim they are correct and their word will never perish.