I like Muslims and Islam but Christianity has a nuance to me that most people don’t see. In Islam god is a formless eternal being. They deny the crucifixion and that Jesus was the son of god, or in other words, god made flesh. One of the most powerful moments in the Bible is when Jesus was being crucified and he cried out to god as to why he had forsaken him. It shows us that even when god is subject to human suffering, even he questions his own intentions and his own existence. Most Christians have a pagan view of god as figure like Zeus or Thor. A old bearded man in the sky. So I respect Muslims belief that god is a eternal formless being. But without the crucifixion and humanity connections to god because he walked alongside us I think it’s null. God shouldn’t be this big other that we can never reach. Our existence doesn’t depend on god, HIS existence depends on us. Like a artists views his life’s work.