Questions about Adam and Eve

How does someone become a member of Islam?

Of course, I know the meaning of the word spit, but its placement in your previous answer doesn't make sense to me and I couldn't understand what you meant.

Just sincerely recite the Shahada (Declaration of Faith) which must be made with understanding and belief, and learn about the basic beliefs and practices of Islam, including the five pillars of Islam.
I think it is similar to Christianity in terms of faith in Jesus Christ, repentance, confession of Faith..etc

While there are similarities, there are significant differences. For example, faith in what?

"Spit" is exactly what the Quran is worth in terms of Spiritual value.

It's nothing but a collection of FANTASIES AND LIES - THE worst of Which is that: Jesus did not die on the cross.

Thursday morning there or Wednesday?

Well my dear Magenta, your answers provide me with fascinating facts that lead me to ask more and more questions. However, I want to reach a fully clear understanding to calm my mind and view the Islam and Christianity from a comprehensive perspective that encompasses all aspects. That’s why I ask my questions one by one, gradually. I’ve noted the new questions that arise from your profound religious answers, which resonate with both the heart and logic, to ensure I don’t skip any steps in my quest for understanding. So, I hope you stay alive until I finish my questions for my better understanding. Then I'll start asking the questions that arise from your answers.

I think Yes I do, I may simplify it by saying old testament contains hidden references to Jesus, which are explained in the New Testament.

I think it is normal and natural to have significant differences between Islam and Christianity or other religion.
That's one of the things I'm looking for.
Think about it my dear, in Christianity itself, there are significant differences between Protestantism and Catholicism, even though they are part of the same religion.
So, what do we think about two different religions (Islam & Christianity)?

Sure, but you mentioned faith as a similarity. Faith always has an object. I'm asking what is the object of the Islamic faith?

Because you are looking at the Qur'an from a Christian eyes / perspective, you say that.
I don’t blame you.
For me, I can’t despise anything that others see as valuable.