Jesus Mohammed

Jesus and Mohammed

Hum 130/AAGI0S94O0

Adrienne Lynch

Chad Schuchmann

10/17/2010

In the midst of scholars, The comparison of Jesus and Mohammed have been perplexed as being one of similarity. From the text, these historical images were instinctive in separate eras . The comparison of both is that they both served equivalent purposes serving their time here on the planet Earth. for the period of a well-built Judaism, Jesus proclaim the life of Christianity and Mohammed proclaimed the life of Islam. Both had a placed to create and build up each of their particular faith and beliefs. In this paper, I will outline and differentiate the lives of Jesus and Mohammed in their time, show the force of both death had on its particular religion, and illustrate how they both were worshipped.

Jesus was born to Mary, who was a virgin at the time of her preganancy, was conceived by the Holy Spirit through Flawless Beginning. Jesus was born in Bethlehem during the 4th year Before the Common Era (BCE). For the period of Mary’s pregnancy, Joseph and Mary were to travel to Bethlehem. When they arrived, there was nowhere for them to rest. After looking for somewhere all night. They found comfort in a stable with animals and on that particular night, Mary was blessed with a son. The boy was named Jesus, this means, “God saves” (Fisher, 2005, p.288). There was many shepherds that did not have many riches who came to give their blessings to these parents. Some even considered their son, Jesus the Savior. When Jesus was 12, he set out to Jerusalem for Passover. While his parents were in the temple, they found Jesus. As Jesus was leaving, He stated strongly “Did you not know that I must be in my Father’s house?” (Fisher, 2005, p. 289).This declaration shows his close relationship with God, When Jesus was about 30, he was baptized by John the Baptist who carried this Baptism ceremony in the Jordan River. John was not comfortable doing this because he felth...