text: "do christians & muslims worship the same god?"? the answer to this question depends on what is meant by "same god." there is no denying that the muslim view of god and the christian view of god have many similarities. both view god as absolutely sovereign, omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent, holy, just, righteous. both islam and christianity believe in one god who is the creator of everything in the universe. so, yes, in this sense, christians & muslims worship the same god.     at the same time, there are also important differences between the christian and muslim view of god. while muslims view allah as possessing the attributes of love, mercy, and grace; allah does not demonstrate these attributes in the same manner as the christian god. the most important difference, though, between the muslim and christian view of god is the concept of incarnation. christians believe that god became a human being in the person of jesus christ. muslims believe this concept to be the ultimate blasphemy. muslims can never accept the idea that allah would become a man to die for the sins of the world. a believe in the incarnation of god in the person of jesus christ is absolutely essential to the christian understanding of god. god became a human being so he could empathize with us, and more importantly, so he could provide salvation, the forgiveness of sins.     so, do christians and muslims worship the same god? yes and no. perhaps a better question would be, "do christians and muslims both have a correct understanding of what god is like?" to this, the answer is a definitely no. there are several crucial differences between the christian and muslim concepts of god. both faiths cannot be correct. we believe that christianity has the correct view of god because there can be no salvation unless sin is paid for. only god could pay such a price. only by becoming a human being could god die on our behalf, paying the penalty for our sins (romans 5:8; 2 corinthians 5:21). though muslims & christians have many principles in common, i guess they have many many diffrences, like what u said; muslims don't believe in jesus christ, they beleive no way god can become a human being, while chrisitians for example don't believe in prophet mohamed, and both beliefs are the core of religions, which means if u don't believe in jesus christ u can't be a chirsitan and if u don't believe in prophet mohamed u can't be a muslim, even the view of god in both religions are different, so i guess the answer would be no.