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Hello everyone just need your opinions on this. In all the religions in this world most controversial religions are Christianity and Islam, this two religions have almost this same history dating to the days of Abraham. The issue there is that the Muslims see the Christians as infidel while the christians see the muslims as infidel(unbelievers). My question is that who is truly the infidel?

leke12:
Hello everyone just need your opinions on this. In all the religions in this world most controversial religions are Christianity and Islam, this two religions have almost this same history dating to the days of Abraham. The issue there is that the Muslims see the Christians as infidel while the christians see the muslims as infidel(unbelievers). My question is that who is truly the infidel?

In christianity we don't see muslims as infidels but as unbelievers and mis guided people. Being an unbeliever is not the same as being an infidel which is a derogatory word for used for people who refused to accept mohammed's false claims of prophethood.

PastorKun:
In christianity we don't see muslims as infidels but as unbelievers and mis guided people. Being an unbeliever is not the same as being an infidel which is a derogatory word for used for people who refused to accept mohammed's false claims of prophethood.

according to wikipedia the free encyclopedia Infidel (literally "unfaithful" is a
term used in certain religions,
especially Christianity and Islam, for
one who has no religious beliefs, or
for those who doubt or reject the
central tenets of one's own religion.
So u see, there is no difference

leke12:
according to wikipedia the free encyclopedia Infidel (literally "unfaithful" is a
term used in certain religions,
especially Christianity and Islam, for
one who has no religious beliefs, or
for those who doubt or reject the
central tenets of one's own religion.
So u see, there is no difference

Well in christianity we hardly ever refer to unbelievers as infidels or use derogatory terms to describe them despite wikipedia's definition.

@pastor kun are talking for urself because I know many christians do refer to other people from other religion especially muslim as infidel. So speak for urself

leke12:
@pastor kun are talking for urself because I know many christians do refer to other people from other religion especially muslim as infidel. So speak for urself

Ok if you say so but I have never heard a christian referring to people of other faiths as infidels.