Differences between Buddhism, Christianity and Islam

Let me say it briefly.

Islam Christianity believes in one true God, the creator of all things in the universe, but Christianity believes in God and Islam believes in Allah. Islam and Christianity are similar in many places. For example, there are many prophets of Islam, such as Abraham and Moses, who are all favored by God in the Christian Old Testament.

Christianity was born in 1 century, and Islam was born hundreds of years later. Looks like the seventh century. Christianity believes that Jesus is the son of God, and Islam believes that Jesus is a prophet but not a god. Islam regards Muhammad as the last prophet who thought it enlightening. Islam believes that the Christian Bible has been tampered with, so Muhammad needs to preach again.

Islam allows polygamy. Many women of Muhammad, even his son's wife, followed him after divorce. Christianity believes that husband and wife are blessed by God, and all sexual relations except husband and wife are sinful.

Islam believes that the trial of the soul after death depends on whether you do more good or bad things, but people who die in jihad can go directly to heaven.

Buddhism is a completely natural religion, and it pays attention to seeking goodness without desire. Buddhists can completely ignore the trivial things in the world and only practice themselves; However, Christianity is a religion that has joined the WTO. It emphasizes that one cannot enter the kingdom of heaven through one's own practice. Only by repenting before God and becoming righteous with the help of God can we enter the kingdom of heaven. First of all, love the Lord your God with all your heart. Second, love yourself.

Buddhism emphasizes self-cultivation, while Christianity believes that it is impossible for people to practice hard to the satisfaction of God, and only with the help of God can they repent and be saved.

Buddhism abstains from food and fasting, while Christianity believes that food is God's grace.

The above is my personal understanding, I am a Christian, haha.