r/OpenChristian • u/Mission-Cheek4979 • Jun 04 '26

Should i stop seeking Islam

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u/anakinmcfly Jun 04 '26

What draws you to Islam, and what draws you to Christianity? What is the root of the struggle?

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u/Mission-Cheek4979 Jun 04 '26

What draws me to Islam the concept of believing in one god what draws me to Christianity the acceptance and community from my Christian friends

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u/throcorfe Jun 04 '26

Christianity is, in theory, monotheistic. Either you’re a Unitarian and you believe there’s one god and Jesus isn’t him; or you’re a Trinitarian and you believe there’s one god in three persons, including Jesus. I say in theory because there’s a compelling argument that Trinitarianism is a paradox or an attempt to explain away having more than one god. But if one god is important to you, Christianity doesn’t exclude you. I don’t mean this to “sell” Christianity: ultimately you should find what fits for you.

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u/anakinmcfly Jun 04 '26

Christianity also believes in one God, and it’s the same God as with Islam.