do christian and Muslims worshipped the same God?

Actually, cupcake, you guys can SAY it's the same god all you want, but since the characteristics and behavior of the character called god vary so drastically from storybook to storybook, it's clear that it's not the same character.

The god-character in your Quran storybook behaves in a certain way, has certain priorities, and values certain characteristics in his fan club...all of which are different from the behavior, priorities, and values expressed by the god in the Christian's Bible storybook...and those differ dramatically from the god-character in the Jewish Bible storybook.

If you and I both write fan-fiction based on Harry Potter, and I include a character called Ron Weasley who is quite short and has black hair and plays the piano, and you include a character called Ron Weasley who is of medium height, is plump, and collects stamps, neither of us can say that we're writing about the "same" Ron Weasley other than the name...and the fact that there are three characters called Ron Weasley doesn't mean that any of them are "real."

No. The God of the Bible is Yahwey, which is one of the Hebrew names for God. Allah is the God of this world, which is Satan for the time being. That will change when Yahweh brings his judgements on this Earth. Then Yahweh will once again be the God of this world with Christ on his right hand side. Zechariah Chapter 5 was the prophecy concerning the formation of Islam. Islam is the woman in the basket that was wickedness.

No!

The difference is muslims turned the God Christians believe in into a monster, they created a complete different deity, therefore it isn't the same god, however, the muslims 'God' doesn't exist.

Please don't be fooled by those who say Christians worship Allah.

According to Islam, Muslims, Jews and Christians worship the same God.

There can be no doubt whatever that the peoples of the world, of whatever race or religion, derive their inspiration from one heavenly Source, and are the subjects of one God. The difference between the ordinances under which they abide should be attributed to the varying requirements and exigencies of the age in which they were revealed.

(Baha'u'llah, Gleanings from the Writings of Baha'u'llah, p. 217)

The definition of it is the same... it is a violent, sadistic and hateful being, who commits terrible crimes, and it has caused the followers to behave the same.

No matter what name is used, if it has the same definition, it is functionally equivalent.

Yes they do. the sad thing is that so many think the Jewish, Christian and Islamic God are different. The only difference is the way they choose to worship him.

same god different stories. like when the cast from king of queens meets the cast from seinfeld

No.

They both from the start worshiped different deities.

But make no mistake they are both false.

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