We can give an example as a Buddhism. It is another religion. It is different from Christianity and Islam because it does not teach belief in one God. But it is similar because it also teaches people to live peacefully and to be kind to others.

The writer mentions two differences: the role of women in society is different. The other one is Islam bans eating pork and drinking alcohol.

They both believe in one God, have a holy book, have a history of pilgrimage, and teach peace.

The writer wants to show that Christianity and Islam are not very different. The purpose is to explain that the two religions share many similarities.

My family and I speak Turkish. There are many differences, but If I need to say some I can say two basic differences, one of them is that sentence elements and subject usage. For example, while in Turkish we use subject+object+verb, in English it is used as subject+verb+object. Secondly, Turkish is an agglutinative language. New meanings are created by adding suffixes to word roots. However, in English, word roots undergo changes or separate words are added.

First of all, the writer indicates the complexity of Cree in comparision with English. Second thing is that nouns are divided into two groups that are living and not living. Last thing in Cree there are no separate possession words.

The writer contrasts grammar of Cree and the grammar of English here.