"Yes, the prophet was in defensive battles, wars were waged against him and he defended himself and his community. But he is the prophet of peace and he brought peace and even his enemies, he pardoned all of them," he said.
Boy, thats not true.
And I dont really understand any of this. I mean, what did they talk about? What was the point of the interfaith service?
I read one comment on the link here-
"It's as if it was my house of worship — my own home. I felt so comfortable there. I really felt the spirit of God with us today as we're forging this friendship, this brotherhood," said Al-Qazwin.
"God wants us to replicate this all over the world."
I dont believe any serious Christian or Muslim would agree with this. I mean, yeah, we love our neighbors and all that, but practicing worship together, no.
Both the Bible and the quran deny each other, even if the god of the quran claims to be our god, the god of the quran proudly proclaims that he is ABOVE "having a son", which literally denies Jesus Christ.
I dunno, other than some virtue signaling, Im not really sure what the point of this is.
Of course Muslims and Christians can get along, we do it on a daily basis, there is no great war between the two other than the Muslims who believe in the commands to make war with the unbeliever as the only way to guarantee salvation. But for either to claim they are following the same god is denying the doctrine they place their faith into.
Either Jesus was the Son of God who died on the cross for our sins, or He was merely a prophet of allah who came to say worship allah only. He was not both.
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