[Gondring]

Personally, I look forward to the theocracy to come. It's not something I fear. In that day, perfect justice will always be done, as opposed to the imperfect justice we now live with.

Just like a typical Muslim, huh?

[concerned about politics]

Personally, I look forward to the theocracy to come. It's not something I fear. In that day, perfect justice will always be done, as opposed to the imperfect justice we now live with.

Just like a typical Muslim, huh?

On the contrary, they're opposites.
The Christians look to the God of lite, the Muslims the God of darkness.
The original Essenes looked toward the sun, the Muslims to the moon.
Christians believe in changing hearts through peoples own free will, the Muslims believe in cutting them out - obey or die.
Both religions are like day and night - literally.

[anniegetyourgun]

No, they have no guarantees - their god is capricious, arbitrary, and variable as the shifting sands. The God of the universe is changeless, completely just, and His promises never fail.