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Christians: what do you doubt about Islam?

Christians: what do you doubt about Islam?

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@vivify said
Can any Christians explain why they believe Islam is false?
Apparently, it's a "bag of tricks".

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@fmf said
Apparently, it's a "bag of tricks".
What’s the evidence for the alleged event that defines Islam?

I asked that question at the beginning of this thread and no one seems to know.

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@vivify

Surah 8

In the Koran it says the commanding general will receive 1/5 th of the spoils of war.

Very convenient for Mohammed to be the commanding general when God told him this law 🙄 which was "revealed" right after the Battle of Badr.

"Mohammed!! We have won the Battle!! Look at these riches!"

"...um ya...about that...God said I get 1/5 th so uh...just put it in my tent 😏"

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@rajk999 said
You are entitled to your church opinion. I'm entitled to quote the bible. Are you jealous I'm not infected by you church disease and you are?
I guess you haven't noticed I quote the Bible too. Exclusively.

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@pb1022 said
<<I am trying to divest you of your beliefs,>>

You can try all you want but you won’t be successful. And why would you want to?
A typing mistake, now corrected.

I am not trying to divest you of your beliefs.

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@pb1022 said
What’s the evidence for the alleged event that defines Islam?
There is no "evidence" that persuades me.

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@pb1022 said
<<I do not dismiss the fact that you believe you have objective evidence that Gabriel did NOT meet Muhammad>>

I don’t have objective proving a negative. I asked you what the evidence was and you still haven’t provided any.
I don't think there is any credible "evidence" that Gabriel met Muhammad. I am not a Muslim.

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@contenchess said
@vivify

In the Koran it says the commanding general will receive half of the spoils of war.

Very convenient for Mohammed to be the commanding general when God told him this law 🙄
Oddly enough I have a small bust on my desk that looks just like your avatar.

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@fmf said
A typing mistake, now corrected.

I am not trying to divest you of your beliefs.
Appreciate it.

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@pb1022 said
What’s the evidence for the alleged event that defines Islam?I asked that question at the beginning of this thread and no one seems to know.
Maybe someone with Islamic faith will come along and offer you the "evidence" that makes them certain in their beliefs. Maybe he or she will assert that the Islamic scriptures are divinely inspired.

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@josephw said
Oddly enough I have a small bust on my desk that looks just like your avatar.
It's Odin.

Pagan Viking God.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odin

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@fmf said
Maybe someone with Islamic faith will come along and offer you the "evidence" that makes them certain in their beliefs. Maybe he or she will assert that the Islamic scriptures are divinely inspired.
I’m just curious what the evidence is. I’m not saying the person providing it has to believe it.

And if they’re gonna make that claim about their text(s) being “divinely inspired,” they should be able to back it up.

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@fmf said
I don't think there is any credible "evidence" that Gabriel met Muhammad. I am not a Muslim.
But is there any evidence at all? Forget whether you think it’s credible

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@fmf said
There is no "evidence" that persuades me.
That's really sad FMF.

I thought of something comical to say about that, but it's just too sad a thing to joke about.

The existence of everything provides no evidence for anything. Apparently.

Here we gooooooo......

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@pb1022 said
I’m just curious what the evidence is. I’m not saying the person providing it has to believe it.
You are just curious what the "evidence" is that Gabriel met Muhammad? Well, it's in their religious text. That, in and of itself, is "evidence" is it not?