The phrase "allah christ" is not correct in standard written English and may be considered inappropriate or confusing.
It could be used in a context discussing religious beliefs or comparisons, but it is important to be sensitive to the implications and interpretations of such a phrase.
Example: "In some discussions, people may refer to the concept of 'allah christ' to explore the similarities and differences between Islam and Christianity."
Alternatives: "God and Christ" or "Allah and Jesus".
He called it JACKIE, an acronym of Jehovah, Allah, Christ, Krishna, and the Immortal Easwaran — the last of these being a scholar and spiritual teacher from Kerala.
The prosecution claims that Comrade Bala harnessed Jackie – an acronym for Jehovah, Allah, Christ, Krishna and Immortal Easwaran – as a tool to ensure that women in the collective did his bidding, including fulfilling his sexual demands.
Kids attending public schools supported by taxes paid by everyone in a community shouldn't have to believe in "Jesus Christ, Allah, God, whatever" to play sports in those schools.
It is the epic story of a monumental confrontation that was the centerpiece of a Holy War in which many thousands fought and died in the name of Christ or Allah.
If liberalism were a blind assertion of faith akin to other faiths -- belief in Christ or Allah -- we would have no grounds to defend free speech as opposed to "speech by permission," suited to the preferences of some, enforced by their power to coerce compliance.
Shiva, Rama, Christ and Allah are nothing but different names of this same consciousness that abides in everything that exists.
I know some people turn to Christ or Allah or Vishnu in times of tribulation, but organized religion generally just tells you to not be an asshole and to avoid eating certain animals.
For the shows' encore, Harrison turned his biggest solo hit, "My Sweet Lord", into an "exhortation to chant God's name", author Alan Clayson writes, be it Krishna, Buddha, Christ or Allah; at times during Shankar's set, he chastised the audience for their lack of respect for Indian music and a God-conscious path.
He imagines the Turk crooning: "You have Christ, I have Allah, but we both say "ach" and "ah... ......But what if it's a Christian who wants to say Allah, because that ancient Semitic term happens to be the only or main word he knows for God?
We don't worship Buddha, we don't worship Mohammed, we don't worship Allah, we worship God, we worship God's son Jesus Christ.... We need change in America..
