Re: "Prophet Mohammed Lovers"
hoi moslem , just stop posting
let bawa do the explaining .
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Biggles
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moslem01
the first words in kuran says :
Praise be to Allah, Lord of the Worlds Most Merciful
after that there is a sora called el bakra which says :
that koran is a book which is no thing false or untrue in it
I know this is a minor point but are there any religious texts from any religion that start "this is a load of pish and most of it is made up" .....
First :earl::lol: of the day.
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On here like, I did :lol::earl: lots.
I'm an :earl::lolboy:
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saqib
we the muslims love jesus more then Christians , because it is a part of being a muslim ,
I'm going to have to take exception to that, old bean.
Christians believe that Jesus was the son of God and that he forms part of the Holy Trinity which is God. That he came to Earth as a man, suffered and died horribly on the cross and was resurrected from death. He did this willingly. We believe that he fulfilled scripture in doing this, wiped out the sins of man and brought God's new covenant with his people. A "fresh start" if you will. We believer that he is the most important historical or theological figure who will ever live and we should follow him and base our lives on his teachings.
You think he was a messenger, like Moses.
So I'm going to have to suggest that people who follow Christ and believe he was God incarnate have a slightly higher opinion of him than people who think he was one of the prophets.
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Mr JP Fugley
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saqib
we the muslims love jesus more then Christians , because it is a part of being a muslim ,
I'm going to have to take exception to that, old bean.
Christians believe that Jesus was the son of God and that he forms part of the Holy Trinity which is God. That he came to Earth as a man, suffered and died horribly on the cross and was resurrected from death. He did this willingly. We believe that he fulfilled scripture in doing this, wiped out the sins of man and brought God's new covenant with his people. A "fresh start" if you will. We believer that he is the most important historical or theological figure who will ever live and we should follow him and base our lives on his teachings.
You think he was a messenger, like Moses.
So I'm going to have to suggest that people who follow Christ and believe he was God incarnate have a slightly higher opinion of him than people who think he was one of the prophets.
Well said.
I've attempted to explain this point on several occasions but was never able to do so with such clarity. I may be quoting that from time to time. :)
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Skizo
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Mr JP Fugley
I'm going to have to take exception to that, old bean.
Christians believe that Jesus was the son of God and that he forms part of the Holy Trinity which is God. That he came to Earth as a man, suffered and died horribly on the cross and was resurrected from death. He did this willingly. We believe that he fulfilled scripture in doing this, wiped out the sins of man and brought God's new covenant with his people. A "fresh start" if you will. We believer that he is the most important historical or theological figure who will ever live and we should follow him and base our lives on his teachings.
You think he was a messenger, like Moses.
So I'm going to have to suggest that people who follow Christ and believe he was God incarnate have a slightly higher opinion of him than people who think he was one of the prophets.
Well said.
I've attempted to explain this point on several occasions but was never able to do so with such clarity. I may be quoting that from time to time. :)
A pleasure old bean, I'm glad you approve, please feel free to use any or all as you see fit.
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I'm one of those who have been profoundly touched by the religious experience.
Where I'm from, it's a cultural imperative to delineate your specific mental hobby-horse. Whether or not you ride that horse, you must be acutely aware of the proximity of those that love that hoss and will drive her to death with a virulent whip.
Religion shoulders the onus for many atrocities but it really comes down to politics. The politic of 'this is mine and you're not getting it' being the cynosure of the universe.
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Religion shoulders the onus for many atrocities but it really comes down to politics. The politic of 'this is mine and you're not getting it' being the cynosure of the universe.
Indeed and if those committing the atrocities claim that they are doing it in the name of religion that does not make it so. Particularly if the actual heads of the religion make it clear that they are not.
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I'm going to have to take exception to that, old bean.
Christians believe that Jesus was the son of God and that he forms part of the Holy Trinity which is God.
God has no son .
Jesus was son of miriam the virgin " dunno what you call her " , and god give him the life from his spirit without a father .
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That he came to Earth as a man, suffered and died horribly on the cross and was resurrected from death. He did this willingly. We believe that he fulfilled scripture in doing this, wiped out the sins of man and brought God's new covenant with his people. A "fresh start" if you will. We believer that he is the most important historical or theological figure who will ever live and we should follow him and base our lives on his teachings.
Jesus is not dead , wasn't crucified .
the Jews crucified someone else that they thought is Jesus .
god take Jesus up to heavens . and Jesus will come in the final war between those who believe in god and those who don't and lead the believers.
it's all in the Koran .
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You think he was a messenger, like Moses.
So I'm going to have to suggest that people who follow Christ and believe he was God incarnate have a slightly higher opinion of him than people who think he was one of the prophets.
He was a messenger from god .