(Thanks for taking the time and writing this.) > The snarky replies are because people are interpreting your questions as challenging and ignoring obvious cont

(Thanks for taking the time and writing this.) > The snarky replies are because people are interpreting your questions as challenging and ignoring obvious context. I knew Jesus plays a notable (?) role in Islam, and other prophets / people are also notable in both religions, so I didn't know if the sacrifice was a critical component in both, but: > what happens after (resurrection and ascension) are central to Christianity. I think that helps a bit more with context. > That a public death can’t be a pillar of Christianity if it’s in other religions. That wasn't what I meant per se, it was more that OP specifically cited Christianity, so I was curious if that was unique component to Christianity, but you and other comments helped clarify.