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Actually, he did not say our God and Allah are the same.
He said in the Old Testament, they worshipped the same God. And that, over the years, that has changed...... that the name "Allah" no longer refers to the same creator as it did then.
Well, we know that Paul explained one of the gods they were worshiping to those at Athens. He said it was the same God we worship, just called "the unknown god" to their way of thinking.
And I don't recall any of the names the Pagan gods were called in the Bible, being "Allah."
I think before anyone sticks their foot any further into their mouth, this particular thing would require a bit of study that doesn't seem to have gone on here.
He said in the Old Testament, they worshipped the same God. And that, over the years, that has changed...... that the name "Allah" no longer refers to the same creator as it did then.
Well, we know that Paul explained one of the gods they were worshiping to those at Athens. He said it was the same God we worship, just called "the unknown god" to their way of thinking.
And I don't recall any of the names the Pagan gods were called in the Bible, being "Allah."
I think before anyone sticks their foot any further into their mouth, this particular thing would require a bit of study that doesn't seem to have gone on here.