The Quranic And Biblical Story Of Adam And Eve - 1527 Words

Kody Ayers 3/11/2015 The Quranic and Biblical Story of Adam and Eve Christianity and Islam are similar in many beliefs and have many intersecting histories. These beliefs include major points such as a God and ancient prophets. However, Islam and Christianity vary significantly between their religious written works. These works are the Bible and the Qur’an. The compilation of both in their respective religions however do point back to God. God being the omnipotent deity in which these religions believe in. It should be mentioned that although both religions have a â€Å"God†, that does not mean it is the same God. There are key differences in beliefs, culture and history between the two. These two religions are considered Abrahamic religions. Therefore they share a similar past and their records talk about similar topics and events that transpired in the past. To help distinguish some key points of the two religions, one can compare the works of them, regarding the past. This essay will com pare and contrast the same story of Adam and Eve in the Qur’an and Bible and discuss various key points from both and how that applies to elements of its religion. In the Bible, on the sixth day of creation, God created all the land animals and humans. God created man in his own image. In the bible he formed man and breathed life into him. This first human was named Adam. After Adam, God created Eve. It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a helper suitable for him. (GenesisShow MoreRelatedUnderstanding Diversity Within Society Essay4388 Words   |  18 Pagesdifferently from men. †¢ Culture: the diffrence between chritian culture and muslim culture are: For the Christian their culture is: Christian Culture is one among a growing number of ministries dedicated to understanding and applying a consistent, Biblical worldview. Our goal is to help educate and motivate Christians to reclaim the heritage of our ancestors who lived and died to proclaim the crown rights of King Jesus For muslim culture: Muslims pray five times a day facing the Kaaba in Mecca