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Re: Re: Re: References, please!
No, I’m not saying that, I think muslims had to claim Jerusalem, so that they could conquer it, it was very convenient that Mohammad supposedly ascended to heaven there, how convenient, how interesting! Don’t you think?
All really muslim sources, right?Originally posted by Medicine*Woman
(Well, sorry, I cannot conveniently hand you the National Geographic article, you'll have to find it yourself. There are many other references that Abraham was a Muslim.
I notice you like to cross-out the word 'Christians', what’s the matter? Afraid that you will convert if you write Christian too much? Can I call you a Modan? BTW, I guess I have to take Muslims’ word for it on what Christians really believe, since they seem to be the experts, who would have known? I guess that makes me an expert on islam, since I’m not a member?(You're wrong, again! There were no Xians after Jesus' time until Saul/Paul coined the term long, long after Jesus was out of the city.)
Human reason can be faulty, since Mohammad didn’t know Judaism or Christianity enough to reason about it, look at the mistakes and Gnostic references included in the Quran."Was Muhammad himself the first Muslim? No. Abraham was the first Muslim, reasoned Muhammad, because the father of the Jewish people had submitted so perfectly to God."
He was Hebrew, read the Old Testament for yourself"In fact, Muhammad argued that Abraham had not been Jewish because he'd lived long berore God gave the Torah to Moses on Mount Sinai. Abraham was a Muslim."
Gee thanks, how big of him to do that! From the Letter of James, “You believe that there is one God. Good! Even the demons believe that-and shudder”. (James 2:19) BTW, you might want to read James, he references Abraham several times."Muhammad acknowledged that Jesus was a prophet, and that the New Testament was a divine work,
Actually, all the original Christians were Jews, then Paul & Peter went out to the rest of the worldbut Christ was no Good; this seemed as blasphemous a claim to Muslims as it always had seemed to Jews. The Koran refuses to imagine God would "beget" a son. Let alone a third member of a Trinity."
Allah is still a moon god, not the creator of the Universe, find out why you use the Crescent Moon as an emblem on mosques, you can get rid of Allah’s daughters, but you can’t get rid of his sign"In Islam, there is no deity but Allah, Creator of Heaven and earth:
Allah’s daughters will cry, when they hear they have been disowned by their father, check out http://www.muslimhope.com/daughtersofallah.htm, they are ‘al-Lat, al-Uzza, and Manat’"He begets not, and neither is he begotten."
Allahu the Moon god, is great? I think not! Yeshua Akbar!"The call that summons Muslims to their prayful salat--Allahu Akbar!, "God is most great!"--reaffirms God's uniqueness and superiority."
more a warlord, lawgiver, tribal leader, if he was a prophet, why didn’t he know basic Judaism or Christianity?"Like Jesus, Muhammad himself was a prophet,
how convenient, especially since islam goes so against Christianitybut with a distinction: he was to be the last in the line of great prophets. God would reveal no more divine messages after the completion of the Koran."
but not the same, you worship the Moon god"Though Islam regards itself as the final and supreme revelation, the Koran teaches Muslims to respect Jews and Christians, the "People of the Book"--the Bible, that is, Testaments Old and New: Be courteous when you argue with the People of othe Book, ewxcept with those who do evil. Say, "We believe in that which is revealed to us and that which is revealed to you. Our God and your God is one."
But not in a good way, as the rejected of God, they did not listen to his voice---------
The promise is important because it reflects God's purpose with mankind - God creates an expectation based on His sovereignity: establishing of His presence among people, and His deliverance of them from this world. The destrction of Sodom and Gomorrah, the exodus from Egypt and the exile to Babylon were all manifestations of how this plan takes effect.
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(This also included Muslims.)
Thanks for telling me what & how Christianity believes & why, what an expert you are, it’s time you convert!----------
So was the expectation of a messiah. God established a precedent from which His purpose coould be known and prophesied. If God let every man be the promised child, there would be no end of messiahs - none with any more "anointedness/chosenness" than any other.
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(There was and still is only One God, Creator of the Universe. Believing in another "god" is blasphemy, according to Judaism, Islam and Xianity. The concept of the "trinity" was created much later by the hierarchy of the RCC, changing God from the One God to the Three-in-One package deal God. This concept was man-made as was the Savior theory.)
I think you wanted to answer the previous question, but even Jesus asks, “who do you think I am? Your life depends on the answer----------
The difference between Isaac and Ishmael was God's intention vs. man's intention. Yes, God blessed Ishmael just as Isaac, but God's covenant was His prerogative, not Abraham's. Anything that runs counter to the precedent established by God, runs counter to His purpose.
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(God did not establish the concept of the 'trinity.' Man did that. You've contradicted yourself again!)
as a muslim, you have to believe that, but as Christians we know what our Bible says & who wrote it----------
The Jews think Jesus violated the precedent of the promised "king of the Jews" and therefore reject him as messiah - Christians believe he fulfilled the promise and became king of God's people, and accept him on the grounds of prophecy.
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(But you must realize that Jesus' prophecies were written by Saul/Paul or his colleagues. Again, these prophecies were man-made.)
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(So you're saying that the Dome of the Rock was NOT the place where Isaac was to be sacrificed? So who was to be sacrificed at Mt. Moriah? And who was to be sacrificed at the Dome of the Rock? Back in the days of Abraham, it was q reasonable and customary procedure to sacrifice the "first born child" to the gods (plural intended). There is no way of denying that Ishmael was definitely Abraham's first-born child. The Valley of Gehinnom was in South Jerusalem where Hell got its name. It was actually a pagan cult child sacrifice that was being conducted there on a stone hearth during Abraham's time. It was not until the Law of Moses was established that condemned child sacrifice. In the Valley of Gehinnom, bodies of children were stacked and burning. This is where the idea of Hell came from, proving that there was a real "hell" at one time, but no more.) [/B]
No, I’m not saying that, I think muslims had to claim Jerusalem, so that they could conquer it, it was very convenient that Mohammad supposedly ascended to heaven there, how convenient, how interesting! Don’t you think?