21 Feb 09
Originally posted by Blitzycan you post the alleged inconsistencies so that we may evaluate them?
There are over 15 contradictions in the Quram the Muslims have that all dispute the date of the actual creation of the Earth. Also Jesus is declared sinless, while Allah was never declared so, so what's wrong with this picture?
21 Feb 09
Originally posted by BlitzyAlmost everything!! God, not Allah, created the earth. Jesus WAS and IS sinless.
There are over 15 contradictions in the Quram the Muslims have that all dispute the date of the actual creation of the Earth. Also Jesus is declared sinless, while Allah was never declared so, so what's wrong with this picture?
21 Feb 09
Originally posted by BlitzyOf the questions you posed it's clearly you who has not sought for the answers.
There are over 15 contradictions in the Quram the Muslims have that all dispute the date of the actual creation of the Earth. Also Jesus is declared sinless, while Allah was never declared so, so what's wrong with this picture?
There are clearly contradictions in the bible as well. You have to open your eyes.
'Allah' is arabic for 'god'. The christian, the jewish, and the moslem god is the one and the same.
21 Feb 09
Originally posted by Blitzyyes, there are a lot of contradiction in the bible as well, what is your point?
There are over 15 contradictions in the Quram the Muslims have that all dispute the date of the actual creation of the Earth. Also Jesus is declared sinless, while Allah was never declared so, so what's wrong with this picture?
25 Feb 09
Originally posted by JigtiePerfect opportunity for me to ask a question that has rather bothered me, but not too much or too often:
You haven't by chance confused Allah (God) with Muhammed (the prophet), have you?
If God is the Father, the creator of the universe, the omniscient, etc. why do Christians worship Jesus, as the Son of God, as "The Lord?"
Why isn't God the Father, the one and only Creator, the one whose name is invoked, the one to whom one prays, the one in whom one has faith? Why is there a middleman in there?
26 Feb 09
Originally posted by ScriabinIf you're seriously asking:
Perfect opportunity for me to ask a question that has rather bothered me, but not too much or too often:
If God is the Father, the creator of the universe, the omniscient, etc. why do Christians worship Jesus, as the Son of God, as "The Lord?"
Why isn't God the Father, the one and only Creator, the one whose name is invoked, the one to whom one prays, the one in whom one has faith? Why is there a middleman in there?
There's no middle man in the minds of Christians who believe in the
godhead, or trinity if you will. Unlike in Islam, Jesus is considered more
than merely a prophet to believers in the trinity. Jesus is the Son-part
of: Father, Son and the Holy Spectre. He is part of it, and yet all of it is
one and the same. I'm not exactly sure how they make that logic work,
but I'm guessing they think of it as the three sides of a strange kind of
coin.
Thus, when a Christian say praise to Jesus, it's a praise to that part of
the "good" Lord Itself; the part that died in an earthly sense for our sins.
26 Feb 09
Originally posted by JigtieSounds prosaically convoluted. Makes a mockery of the whole idea of an omniscient being. God may perhaps have created the universe but this mumbo jumbo has got human fingerprints all over it. I find it a complete barrier to spiritual curiosity.
There's no middle man in the minds of Christians who believe in the
godhead, or trinity if you will. [...] Jesus is the Son-part
of: Father, Son and the Holy Spectre. He is part of it, and yet all of it is
one and the same. I'm not exactly sure how they make that logic work,
but I'm guessing they think of it as the three sides of a strange kind of
c ...[text shortened]... that part of the "good" Lord Itself; the part that died in an earthly sense for our sins.