Originally posted by DoctorScribblesGod would let them into heaven because they all attempted to worship him no matter what their religion is
The question is formulated to stipulate that the Muslim worships the Muslim God, the Catholic worships the Catholic God, and the Jew worships the Jewish God.
Which ones go to heaven?
Originally posted by DoctorScribblesThey all worship the same God. If there's a heaven and they meet the entrance criteria, they're all going.
The question is formulated to stipulate that the Muslim worships the Muslim God, the Catholic worships the Catholic God, and the Jew worships the Jewish God.
Which ones go to heaven?
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Originally posted by reader1107The Muslim God is the same as the Catholic God?
They all worship the same God. If there's a heaven and they meet the entrance criteria, they're all going.
The Catholics claim that their God has a son named Jesus, and that he did not have a prophet named Mohammed.
The Muslims claim that their God has a prophet named Mohammed but no son named Jesus.
Thus, they do not worship the same God.
Originally posted by DoctorScribblesThat is exactly right! So, since there is only one God, who's God is God?
The Muslim God is the same as the Catholic God?
The Catholics claim that their God has a son named Jesus, and that he did not have a prophet named Mohammed.
The Muslims claim that their God has a prophet named Mohammed but no son named Jesus.
Thus, they do not worship the same God.
Originally posted by DoctorScribblessorry , but the god is the same in all 3 religions , taken from the old canaanite father god named El. Btw he was the father of Baal too.
The Muslim God is the same as the Catholic God?
The Catholics claim that their God has a son named Jesus, and that he did not have a prophet named Mohammed.
The Muslims claim that their God has a prophet named Mohammed but no son named Jesus.
Thus, they do not worship the same God.
Originally posted by DoctorScribblesIf some people claim you have a son and others claim that it's not your son, does that make you two different people?
The Muslim God is the same as the Catholic God?
The Catholics claim that their God has a son named Jesus, and that he did not have a prophet named Mohammed.
The Muslims claim that their God has a prophet named Mohammed but no son named Jesus.
Thus, they do not worship the same God.
Originally posted by DoctorScribblesI heard Minister Farrakhan do part of Rosa Parks eulogy and I kind of thought that was odd with all the Christian pastors also preaching, but he quoted Jesus saying "If any man (emphasis on any) follows me...." so his focus was that "any" could mean Jew , Muslim, Christian, Buddhist, Nation of Islam, etc... So his focus was not the label but being on the "way" so to speak.
The Muslim God is the same as the Catholic God?
The Catholics claim that their God has a son named Jesus, and that he did not have a prophet named Mohammed.
The Muslims claim that their God has a prophet named Mohammed but no son named Jesus.
Thus, they do not worship the same God.
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Originally posted by NordlysYou are confounding two notions: existence and being the object of worship.
If some people claim you have a son and others claim that it's not your son, does that make you two different people?
Suppose it turns out that when we all die, God is actually a slimy green worm that eats corpses and is nothing at all like he is depicted in any of man's holy books. Would you still maintain that this is the beast that Muslims have worshipped all along? Of course you wouldn't.
Thus, what exists has nothing to do with objects of worship, as they are mental constructs. Even if the Green Worm God turns out to be a creature that thinks you ought to hate your neighbor, Christians still will have worshipped a God, a different God, that thinks you ought to love your neighbor, as such a God was the focus of their worship; they haven't been worshipping the Green Worm beast merely because he is the God that happens to exist.
Positing the Green Worm God is sufficient to demonstrate that you and reader are notionally mistaken in your analysis of the question, unless you actually do maintain that people have been worshipping such a beast all along if it turns out that that's what God is like.