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Can any Christians explain why they believe Islam is false?
Note: I'm not asking what about Islam you dislike or disagree with.
Merely disliking or disagreeing with something in the Bible doesn't make it false, does it? Likewise with Islam.
Christians: what specifically, in your view, makes Islam a false religion?
@vivify saidWhat is the evidence that God spoke to Muhammad?
Can any Christians explain why they believe Islam is false?
Note: I'm not asking what you disagree about the religion or what you do dislike. Merely disliking or disagreeing with something in the Bible doesn't make false, does it? Likewise with Islam.
Christians: what specifically, in your view, makes Islam a false religion?
And which version of Islam are you referring to?
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@fmf saidPaul’s encounter with the Resurrected Jesus Christ on the Road to Damascus is not what defines Christianity. What defines Christianity is the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.
The evidence that Muhammad communicated with the archangel Gabriel in a cave is much of muchness with the evidence that Paul communicated with Jesus on the road to Damascus.
Can anybody corroborate that Muhammad communicated with whichever heavenly being he allegedly communicated with? Or was Muhammad alone at the time?
Saul of Tarsus was not alone when he encountered the Resurrected Christ and it was that encounter that caused him to do a complete 180 - from one of the worst persecutors of early Christians to one of their greatest advocates and defenders and the author of most of the New Testament.
@fmf saidIslam’s view that Jesus Christ was only a prophet (and, as far as I know, only human) is directly contradicted by Jesus Christ in the Gospels.
How does an assertion by religion X make religion Y false or mistaken?
Does the Islamic assertion that Jesus will return to Earth at the end times to vanquish all evil once and for all [my paraphrasing] make Judaism false or mistaken?
@pb1022 saidThe only "evidence" you have that either claim is true is in your own religious literature.
Paul’s encounter with the Resurrected Jesus Christ on the Road to Damascus is not what defines Christianity. What defines Christianity is the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Can anybody corroborate that Muhammad communicated with whichever heavenly being he allegedly communicated with? Or was Muhammad alone at the time?
Saul of Tarsus was not alone when he encountered the ...[text shortened]... stians to one of their greatest advocates and defenders and the author of most of the New Testament.
@fmf saidThat’s not true.
The only "evidence" you have that either claim is true is in your own religious literature.
Where’s Jesus Christ’s body, for starters?
The Pharisees, who had Jesus put to death via the Roman government, could have stopped Christianity in its tracks after Jesus’ disciples said they saw the Resurrected Christ. All the Pharisees had to do was produce His body.
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