You seem to think for some random and odd reason that Jesus determines the God.
Just because he is the Messiah in christianity and a prophet in another has nothing to do with the God. You seem to think that Jesus is god ad I don\'t know who has told you this but Jesus is the son of god. If he was not God why would he ever have to pray to God? What would be the point of him praying to himself?
So to answer your first question, No Jesus is not God.
In the eyes of christians, I have not once heard someone say that Jews or Mulsims worship a different god because they dont believe Jesus is the son of God. Where you heard that, once again I do not know.
As for your next question I will tell you once again, the way a religion views Jesus, does not determine the way they view God. Also, once again, Jesus is not God. God has always been. Jesus was born and then created by God. There for he can not be god. God is one, he is the only one, there is no god besides him.
God is not three people. I have said this before.
God=God
Jesus=Son
Holy Spirit=God\'s Spirit
It\'s just like saying I am two different people, one for my body and one for my soul.
"Jesus cried and said, He that believeth on me, believeth not on me, but on Him that sent me. And he that seeth me, seeth Him that sent me." (...) For I have not spoken on My own authority; but the Father who sent Me gave Me a command, what I should say and what I should speak.
"And this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent."
John 17:3
There are two quotes from the bible having Jesus say he is not god.
Also did you know that Jesus is more than a prophet in Islam? In Islam it is said that one day a man pretending to be the reincarnation of Jesus will try to gain followers. At the same time the real Jesus will be born again and he will gain followers. On Judgement day, the real Jesus will take his followers to heaven and let the false Jesus and his followers go to hell.
Now answer my Question:
Muslims, Christians and Jews all believe in one god. All three have people who have all talken to god in all three religions. Who do you think Abraham was talking to in Christianity? Who do you think he was talking in Islam? And Judaism?
Why would Muslims and Christians change the god of the religion they base their beliefs on?
Why are Christians and Jews considered people of the book?
Is Jesus not a prophet in Judaism? They worship the same god as christians do, so why cant it be the same with Islam?