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What? I think you mean they pray inside synagogues which actually look a lot like the inside of a church...minus the bench kneelers.


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As for praying inside Christian Churches..of course not..no religion prays in others houses of worship. Most would not even step foot inside.

Just as no Muslim would walk inside a synagogue no Christian would either and vice versa.

What i mean is Orthdox Jews don't worship in Churches, but I they will worship in Mosques, due to idols/statues. Churches have pics, statues and other stuff which idolize Jesus which both Muslims and Jews think as idoltary.
 
What i mean is Orthdox Jews don't worship in Churches, but I they will worship in Mosques, due to idols/statues. Churches have pics, statues and other stuff which idolize Jesus which both Muslims and Jews think as idoltary.

Most people treat the statues in churches the same as statues in museums...just nice artwork. Sure you have the rabid people who see far more but most never read much into it than it being like fancy wallpaper in someones house. I think pointing at it and jumping to idolatry over it for most would seem to just be paranoia.
 
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Most people treat the statues in churches the same as statues in museums...just nice artwork. Sure you have the rabid people who see far more but most never read much into it than it being like fancy wallpaper in someones house. I think pointing at it and jumping to idolatry over it for most would seem to just be paranoia.
Yeah but you need to understand the orthodox Jews and Muslims don't just see them as some decoration pieces, if you ever seen a jewish temple or mosque from inside there is no painting or any statues or anything with a face besides humans that are there to worship. Churches have cruxifix, Jesus statues, painting, angelic painting, mother mary, etc its nothing against Christianity its just jews/Muslims see all of that as idoltary, I have seen/heard lectures from several Jewish Rabbi's who were confirming about and discuss on same topic, why Jews don't worship in Church, i think Rabbi Tovia Singer also mentioned that in one of his lecture.
 
Yeah but you need to understand the orthodox Jews and Muslims don't just see them as some decoration pieces, if you ever seen a jewish temple or mosque from inside there is no painting or any statues or anything with a face besides humans that are there to worship. Churches have cruxifix, Jesus statues, painting, angelic painting, mother mary, etc its nothing against Christianity its just jews/Muslims see all of that as idoltary, I have seen/heard lectures from several Jewish Rabbi's who were confirming about and discuss on same topic, why Jews don't worship in Church, i think Rabbi Tovia Singer also mentioned that in one of his lecture.

Well considering most Christians would never set foot in a Mosque or Synagogue simply because of what it is...seems to make the statue thing a mere footnote excuse in the grand scheme of things.

That's like saying I'm uncomfortable walking in the lions pen at the zoo because I'd be worried about fleas or something.
 
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Well considering most Christians would never set foot in a Mosque or Synagogue simply because of what it is...seems to make the statue thing a mere footnote excuse in the grand scheme of things.
Since religious discussions are not permitted, I will only briefly mention that Christians have most certainly been known to offer their prayers in mosques when necessary. The most famous instance was that permitted by the Prophet Muhammad (saw) himself, according to historical sources, wherein a group of Christians from Najran prayed inside Al-Masjid an-Nabawi (the Prophet's Mosque in Medina), the second most important site in all of Islam, with Muhammad (saw) directly facilitating this. Of course, details are unknown as to the precise nature of the prayers offered.

Likewise, Muslims have been known to routinely pray in chapels used as "shared prayer spaces" all over the world. As someone has alluded to, as long as permission is sought from the pastor and existing iconography is respectfully covered during the islamic prayer, then Muslims can and do regularly do this.

I cannot speak for Jews or their customs but there is a degree of mutual understanding between Abrahamic faiths.
 

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