Re: Can you be Christian and Muslim at the same time?
Peace Hamza81
I meant what I said … and there was a motive behind saying it that way … It is irrespective whether the term Chrisitan does not exist in the Bible, the fact that the word exists today and is commonly understood is the reason behind why I used it. A Christian would need to be more than merely accepting Muhammad (SAW) as final messenger and not doing Shirk, because their teachings are skewed from what Isa (AS) had revealed to them. On the other hand a Muslim of today would be who Isa (AS) would recognise if he were to return today as the flag bearers of “The Kingdom of God on Earth” … and consequentially we lay greater claim to him (AS) than the Christians.
The Muslims of today are more Christian than the Christians, more Jewish than the Jews … we already accept all the prophets before Muhammad (SAW) and because of this I was alluding to the smallest possible path where it can be considered that a person is both Christian and Muslim. Also since the OP mentioned the person was first a Christian it makes sense to present the response in the terms that I related.