Imperial_Samura
Anticrust Smurf
Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
Friend, how how I knocked someone else's religion's deity? Support what you have just said based on this quote of mine.
IN English Documentary voice-over mode: The question is asked, and Imperial_Samura does not shy away from the questions of others.
Allah is not God.
Yes, here were see someone not knocking the deity of another religion. JIA is treating him with respect.
For instance, Fatima Allah states in no uncertain terms that he does not have a son. But the God of the Bible says that Jesus is His beloved Son.
Here JIA claims the claim of another religion is proved false because of a claim in the holy text of his religion. It seems remarkable that such certainty could be brought to bear based upon the evidence presented. For you see - to Muslims Allah is just as much the one true God as God is to the Christians. Does JIA truly have the authority to tell this to a person of another faith?
Freedom says he does, but it must be remembered this is his view, and it has the same amount of validity and evidence behind it as a Muslim does when trying to convert a Christian. The Koran says Allah has no son. This is how we know the Christian God is not the real God.
Is Allah confused? No Allah is not confused. Allah is correct, he does not have a son. Now why would Allah do that? Allah denies having a son because Allah and the God of the Bible are not one and the same. Allah and YHWH (the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob) are not the same deity. The God of the Bible is the true God and His Son's Name is Jesus Christ. Do you understand now why I said that Allah is not God?
And here is the crux - we see why JIA says Allah is not the Christian God. Allah is the Muslim God, and is just as justified and likely. When one is relying on the claims of holy texts alone to justify there stance there is room for debate.
Thus the question an answer allowed JIA to say why his God is the real God and all other Gods are not. How this is not knocking these Gods is unknown to me, since it seems clear that it is an attempt to strip the divinity of Allah by measuring him by Christian standards.