You may certainly make friends from other religions. And it may have no bearing on how you connect with them. The reason for this is because certain faiths have practices, ideals, or traditions that differ from yours. If religion is an issue, it is entirely up to the individual. They may be Muslim and you may be Christian, but that doesn't mean you can't get along. However, sometimes these differences cause problems. When this is the case, it's best to know about them before you become friends. Maybe you will find out that one of your friends believes in doing things differently than you do. That's okay - just be aware of any potential issues that may come up later if you decide to stay friends. Here are some examples of different religions and what they typically believe: Christianity. Christians believe that Jesus Christ is the son of God and he died for our sins. He was raised from the dead and now lives within everyone who believes in him. Through his death and resurrection, Jesus freed us from our sinfulness and gave us new life through his grace. Judaism. Jews believe in one true God and that Moses was a great prophet. They also believe in the Torah (the set of rules given to the people by God through Moses), including many mitzvahs (commandments). Hinduism.