thanks for the answer.
a quick trip around the internet confirms that yes, muslims in general just don't deal with the resurrection of Jesus.
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thanks for the answer.
a quick trip around the internet confirms that yes, muslims in general just don't deal with the resurrection of Jesus.
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"THE CHRISTIAN MESSAGE OF THE KORAN" this is about the dumbest thing I have ever seen posted on this forum... And the clearest heresy I have seen.
A couple posts back, #152; 9.31 states what you desire to see...
http://christianchat.com/bible-disc...arities-islam-christianity-8.html#post2558355
And here we all thought that your posts were...
Looks like you've been one-upped yet again.
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Mitspa
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That would be members of this forum who can see that you have no force behind your posts...and, by your tally, you just like to post for the fun of it....not really saying anything worthwhile...
wrong. Don't lump everyone into your own personal view of mitspa, his words and posts matter and have a force behind them even if you can't see it, he has helped encouraged many ppl including me so i would appreciate it if you hold back your incorrectly rude remarks please
Can you prove there is no research involved on my part? Why, no, you cannot. In fact it is just something you made up, decided your assumption was true, and further decided to publicize your false assumption as a false accusation for any to see. Now we can all know you as a liar. Thank you!
Your post in #19 of this thread was wholesale plagiarized from here...
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/pages/articles/jesus-muhammad.aspx
Plagiarism is against the rules of all forums, including this one...
I wil have to agree, I dont like that WE thing when only one person is talking, to give someone else the sense that there are more on my part against yours when it come to members, unless there is a secret cult I am not aware of (I couldnt tell you).
That was actually like the second or third time today I noticed this being done (not by the same poster) but at least you said something, respect for that.
I have to agree with Blain Bowman (that is all I will say)
Another of your lies. I clearly specified in post #5 that my next series of posts were going to be from a particular website, and they were. #6, #8 (which ended by saying, Other verses calling Muslims to Jihad can be found here at AnsweringIslam.org), #15, and #19 were all from the same website, just as I said they would be. You may apologize for your false accusations at any time, and admit that you completely avoided/skirted the issue of whether or not I have done any research, which was the original false accusation I called you on, which you have now compounded. Good job!
I am yet to meet a muslim who believes that Christ is God, in fact they have all claimed that it is blasphemous to call Him God.
I have heard testimonies from Muslims who found verses in the quran that allure to Him being God, though. I saw a video about a former Muslim who came to Christ starting with the names of allah, one of them being "the way" and another being "the truth", this man knew that Christ had called Himself these names in the bible. But in the end it was Christs words, and not the quran, that led him to Christ. Seeing that Muhammad taught that Christ is not God, I dont think its right at all to encourage the quran, but to encourage others to compare it to the bible.
If they claim its corrupted, then nothing changes anyway. They are already following a religion that denies Christ. I have not heard one Muslim who believes in the quran claim that Christ is God who died for us, they already deny the words of God, and the quran certainly doesnt seem to point to the truth at all.
I have heard testimonies from Muslims who found verses in the quran that allure to Him being God, though. I saw a video about a former Muslim who came to Christ starting with the names of allah, one of them being "the way" and another being "the truth", this man knew that Christ had called Himself these names in the bible. But in the end it was Christs words, and not the quran, that led him to Christ. Seeing that Muhammad taught that Christ is not God, I dont think its right at all to encourage the quran, but to encourage others to compare it to the bible.
If they claim its corrupted, then nothing changes anyway. They are already following a religion that denies Christ. I have not heard one Muslim who believes in the quran claim that Christ is God who died for us, they already deny the words of God, and the quran certainly doesnt seem to point to the truth at all.
Someone sent this picture to me:
I wrote back:
Here's the differences; The weapon in the Christian's hand is for defense. The weapon in the Muslim's hand is for offense. The Bible (Christianity) is not forced on anyone against their will. The Koran (Islam) is forced on people against their will.
The differences are as wide as they are deep.
I wrote back:
Here's the differences; The weapon in the Christian's hand is for defense. The weapon in the Muslim's hand is for offense. The Bible (Christianity) is not forced on anyone against their will. The Koran (Islam) is forced on people against their will.
The differences are as wide as they are deep.
According to who?
never allow your personal issues and feelings about someone cloud your view of them because you will only see how you feel towards them and that may very well not be the case at all in fact they may be the exact opposite you see.
Examine the history of mankind, and count just how many which religion has slaughtered, then pray for understanding of the lost, and pray they come into the True Light of Jesus Christ and live as He did......
Only mankind kills........God takes life back to Himself in abeyance for future judgment.
Only mankind kills........God takes life back to Himself in abeyance for future judgment.
Again...
How much research effort does it take to slavishly cut-n-paste others website material, verbatim, into this thread...?
In reference to Bowman's post about Mitspa, all I have to say is I respect many of Mitspa's comments. Not all, but many of them. And to say "we all thought" is erroneous. We DON'T ALL think his posts are bad or dumb or whatever. So one person can't really speak for what all of us think, because obviously we all think differently about one another's posts.
What is it that youre trying to prove with this statement? That you are the leading authority on Islam?
I dont see why using sources from other people who are well studied into the subject is in anyway "wrong", I mean unless you can discredit the source itself. Can you prove those verses dont exist? If not, does it really matter how someone learned of these verses?
King Abdullah’s Death Fulfills ‘End-Time Prophecies,’ Say Shiites
As Joel Rosenberg, former aide to Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, said,
“n order to bring about this Islamic messiah, the Mahdi, the 12th imam,
Islamic leaders need to hasten his coming by destroying little Satan, Israel,
and the great Satan, the United States. …
[T]he leaders actually believe they need to create bloody carnage, the death of
millions of people in order to create the conditions for the Mahdi to bring peace.”
Most Twelvers are in Iran. The cia World Factbook says 90 to 95 percent of Iran’s
81 million people identify as Shiite, and around 85 percent of those adhere to Twelver Shiism.
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the patriarch of Iran’s Islamic Revolution,
was a Twelver, as is Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the current supreme leader.
In 2012, Khamenei told the people of Iran: “We must prepare for the coming.
Since we consider ourselves the warriors of the 12th imam, we must fight.
Under the leadership of God, and with his invisible Power, we will restore
the glory of Islamic Civilization.”
Meanwhile, Iran’s centerfuges are spinning as the nation steadily works
toward the development of a nuclear arsenal.
Could some Shiites who believe that the death of King Abdullah is
a trigger to the return of Mahdi now be more motivated to stir up chaos?
As Joel Rosenberg, former aide to Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, said,
“n order to bring about this Islamic messiah, the Mahdi, the 12th imam,
Islamic leaders need to hasten his coming by destroying little Satan, Israel,
and the great Satan, the United States. …
[T]he leaders actually believe they need to create bloody carnage, the death of
millions of people in order to create the conditions for the Mahdi to bring peace.”
Most Twelvers are in Iran. The cia World Factbook says 90 to 95 percent of Iran’s
81 million people identify as Shiite, and around 85 percent of those adhere to Twelver Shiism.
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the patriarch of Iran’s Islamic Revolution,
was a Twelver, as is Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the current supreme leader.
In 2012, Khamenei told the people of Iran: “We must prepare for the coming.
Since we consider ourselves the warriors of the 12th imam, we must fight.
Under the leadership of God, and with his invisible Power, we will restore
the glory of Islamic Civilization.”
Meanwhile, Iran’s centerfuges are spinning as the nation steadily works
toward the development of a nuclear arsenal.
Could some Shiites who believe that the death of King Abdullah is
a trigger to the return of Mahdi now be more motivated to stir up chaos?
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