The Bible is the word of God the other is Koran is literally a book of fairy tales. No kidding! The Qur’an is a revised counterfeit of 6th century polytheism, composed of previously existing pagan beliefs, practices and fairy tales.
Let me preface this by the fact that I am Christian before this ends in a huge argument about such.The Bible is the word of God the other is Koran is literally a book of fairy tales.
The Coran is not even up to the level of fairy tales.
It’s the ravings of a pedophile who was deceived by demons.
the difference is that the koran does indeed command its followers to kill, torture and wage jihad in allah’s name. To hate Jews and Christians and other abominable things.Let me preface this by the fact that I am Christian before this ends in a huge argument about such.
Hatred of a people is not limited to just the Islamic people. There has yet to be a mainstream religion that hasn’t used religious right to destroy another group. You can choose to continue the hatred or you can follow your own faith and leave others to answer for themselves with God.
- The Bible is a book of holy scriptures that has been passed down for centuries. Sadly, it has been written, adapted, added to and deleted from that it’s hard to say what is there from the beginning versus what is there now.
- The Qu’ran is the religious scripture of the Islamic religion. It is a guidance, rarely with historical context, written to guide those who follow Islam. Much like any religion, it can be construed, rewritten, and taken out of context.
Although I never read the Koran, I did read “The Truth About Muhammed” by Robert Spencer, and in it he stated that an obvious mistake in the Koran was the description of the Holy Trinity. Mohammed had described the three persons in one as being Father, Son and Mother Mary. Despite the fact that by the 7th century, the Holy Trinity had been delineated in the Nicene Creed for more than several centuries.I guess I have to just say that they have never proven that the Bible was corrupted. The koran was thought up by mohammed on a day to day basis, quite often he forgot what he said the previous day/week/month, and so we find contradictions, and stories that make no sense, and Bible stories with many contradictions to the Biblical stories.
Since he was not a Christian or a Jew, but a pagan - and a pagan who couldn’t read or write - how can anyone take his word on anything in that koran being accurate?
He is a self-proclaimed prophet, not from the line of prophets. He changed the message of the previous prophets. He changed his koran quite often too to suit his needs. There was never proof from God that he was a prophet.
Part of the problem with the koran is that it is based on the Bible being corrupted. And even the articles state we do indeed have reliable manuscripts of the Bible. The first of the koran wasn’t even written until well over a century after mohammed died. No one who knew him wrote anything - it was all from memory. And even other historical documents contradicts what the koran says on some things (go figure - more contradictions).
And in the Conclusion section of ‘Bible and Qu’ran: An Historical Comparison (Christian view)’ we see that the continued assertion that the koran is unchanged doesn’t even apply to its earliest version and its current version.
So the koran is not even consistent with itself.
And the argument for the scientific comparison of the Bible and koran (the muslim view) was just totally inane. I found nothing scientific in that article.
I encourage you to read the Qu’ran.Although I never read the Koran, I did read “The Truth About Muhammed” by Robert Spencer, and in it he stated that a glaringly obvious mistake in the Koran was the description of the Holy Trinity. Mohammed had described the three persons in one as being Father, Son and Mother Mary. Despite the fact that by the 7th century, the Holy Trinity had been expressed in the Nicene Creed for more than several centuries.
To what purpose?I encourage you to read the Qu’ran.
Yeah, that was because mohammed didn’t have a clue. He wasn’t a Jew, nor was he a Christian - he was an illiterate pagan, and allah was the main god of a pantheon of gods and goddesses. He basically took that allah, inserted himself into it (it degenerated as he, mohammed, degenerated) and made it into one nasty, hateful, deceptive, god overly concerned with mohammed’s sex life.Although I never read the Koran, I did read “The Truth About Muhammed” by Robert Spencer, and in it he stated that an obvious mistake in the Koran was the description of the Holy Trinity. Mohammed had described the three persons in one as being Father, Son and Mother Mary. Despite the fact that by the 7th century, the Holy Trinity had been delineated in the Nicene Creed for more than several centuries.
I’m already learning it piecemeal, as many of you post quotes from the Koran. I’ve got a pretty fair idea of what’s in it, can’t say I like what I hear.Yeah, that was because mohammed didn’t have a clue. He wasn’t a Jew, nor was he a Christian - he was an illiterate pagan, and allah was the main god of a pantheon of gods and goddesses. He basically took that allah, inserted himself into it (it degenerated as he, mohammed, degenerated) and made it into one nasty, hateful, deceptive, god overly concerned with mohammed’s sex life.
Anyway, the request to read the koran is so you have a better idea of what we talk about.
Unfortunately, here is the bad news - there is no order to it, it can leave your mind ‘tweeked’ but not in the way that it would convert you to anything it has to say, but just that it can give one a headache.
I had to read it to know what they followed. Why did they hate us? And I found out why. You know - that sort of thing. Why did they have all these fatwas (or declarations of war) against us? Why did they attack civilians, and not only kill them if they were collateral damage, but they AIMED for them! It is all the things their ‘perfect man’ did, the one they emulate.
No infidel is considered innocent.
Anyway, that I why I read the thing. And that ‘holey’ (misspelled on purpose) book, isn’t really that holy.
You’ll get to understand Islam more. Knowledge is power.To what purpose?
I’ve been reading books about Islam, I’ve read 2 from Robert Spencer and another by Oriana Fallaci. The one by Fallaci was written right after 9/11 and as her title suggests (The Rage and The Pride) she was in a rage when she wrote it. I have also read “America Alone” by Mark Steyn. Did you know he was brought before the Human Rights Commission in Canada on the charge of a Hate crime on the basis of that book?You’ll get to understand Islam more. Knowledge is power.
To me the biggest problem with legitimacy for the Quran is its own assertion that the OT and NT have been corrupted. Its the same problem that Protestants run into by claiming that the Church became corrupted. For Protestants the problem is that if the Church was corrupted then they can’t trust the Bible they use since the Church is the institution that compiled it. Muslims have a problem that if the book and institutions (Bible, the Church and Judaism) were corrupted then why do we believe that the God they introduced is even real. Islam cannot stand if the Bible is correct. Yet if the Bible is wrong then its cosmological basis cannot be trusted.I guess I have to just say that they have never proven that the Bible was corrupted. The koran was thought up by mohammed on a day to day basis, quite often he forgot what he said the previous day/week/month, and so we find contradictions, and stories that make no sense, and Bible stories with many contradictions to the Biblical stories.
Since he was not a Christian or a Jew, but a pagan - and a pagan who couldn’t read or write - how can anyone take his word on anything in that koran being accurate?
He is a self-proclaimed prophet, not from the line of prophets. He changed the message of the previous prophets. He changed his koran quite often too to suit his needs. There was never proof from God that he was a prophet.
Part of the problem with the koran is that it is based on the Bible being corrupted. And even the articles state we do indeed have reliable manuscripts of the Bible. The first of the koran wasn’t even written until well over a century after mohammed died. No one who knew him wrote anything - it was all from memory. And even other historical documents contradicts what the koran says on some things (go figure - more contradictions).
And in the Conclusion section of ‘Bible and Qu’ran: An Historical Comparison (Christian view)’ we see that the continued assertion that the koran is unchanged doesn’t even apply to its earliest version and its current version.
So the koran is not even consistent with itself.
And the argument for the scientific comparison of the Bible and koran (the muslim view) was just totally inane. I found nothing scientific in that article.
Excellent point rtconstant.To me the biggest problem with legitimacy for the Quran is its own assertion that the OT and NT have been corrupted. Its the same problem that Protestants run into by claiming that the Church became corrupted. For Protestants the problem is that if the Church was corrupted then they can’t trust the Bible they use since the Church is the institution that compiled it. Muslims have a problem that if the book and institutions (Bible, the Church and Judaism) were corrupted then why do we believe that the God they introduced is even real. Islam cannot stand if the Bible is correct. Yet if the Bible is wrong then its cosmological basis cannot be trusted.
If the Jews and Christians were corrupted then why should the world even believe in God?
I have yet to see a Christian who has not been disappointed when discussing with Muslim posters here, especially when they do it for a long time. Disappointment can sound like hatred. Perhaps it is easy to say it from the outside to be charitable but once consistently unfairly challenged in your faith and doctrine, the flesh might not be willing.Hatred of a people is not limited to just the Islamic people. There has yet to be a mainstream religion that hasn’t used religious right to destroy another group. You can choose to continue the hatred or you can follow your own faith and leave others to answer for themselves with God.