the fact for me may be not a fact for you
i believe that islam is the only relegion in the world which it’s scripture (quran) kept pure in it’s original language and in it’s original form without alterations.
and i think that the question was forwarded to me as a muslim , to respond from my islamic point of view
I respect your Islamic point of view, but you have to respect that you are operating from false information. It’s fine to say that the Koran has been kept in it’s original language and original form alterations. I actually agree with you on that. Your mistake is in asserting that the Bible we have today is not the Bible that Allah/God gave to Moses and the other 40 writers.
That claim is factually false.
From post #111: “Thus, when the people went astray, they changed what was written in the books which their prophets brought in order to make allowable the things which were forbidden to them. In that way, all of the earlier books of revelation became either changed or lost.”
Your statement
as applied to the Bible that we have today is factually
not true. It is indeed very true that priests, kings, and false prophets in long-ago days changed the message of Allah/God. The Bible itself says that. The Bible itself talks about those events. You will see that the moment you read the Old Testament.
It is not true, however, that the Bible itself has changed. The Bible we have today is not different from the original Bible in any way that actually makes any bit of difference about anything. That is where you make your mistake.
I’ll say again: The Koran does not claim that the Bible as it existed in the days of Mohammad or as it exists today is false. The Koran only claims that priests, kings, and false prophets in the past altered the message of Allah. There is a
HUGE difference between those two claims.
Again from post #111: “All of the false prophets who came after Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) brought books which they claimed to be revealed from Allah, but none of them have the miraculous ability to be memorized by thousands, nor have they improved on the message of the Quran.”
That’s not true. The Book of Mormon can be memorized by thousands just as surely as the Koran can be. And think of plays. Thousands of actors over decades and decades memorize the same words. Really, have you considered how many people know all the words to “The Rocky Horror Picture Show”? Or “Cats”?
Again from post #111: “The loss of the Gospel of Jesus means that Christians can never return to the true teachings of Prophet Jesus except by accepting Islam. Similarly, the original Torah was lost when Solomon’s Temple in Jerusalem was destroyed by the Babylonians. Thus, the Jews cannot return to the pure teachings of Prophet Moses except by following Islam.”
Not true. You’re closing your eyes to objective history. The Gospel of Jesus was not lost. To say it was lost is as ridiculous as saying that the sun doesn’t shine in the sky. I don’t even know where to begin, because your claim is so fundamentally wrong.
Likewise the Torah was not lost. Sure, the Ark of the Covenant was lost, and specific rolls of papyrus scrolls were lost, but the Torah itself – no. It was never ever lost. You might as well say that the sun doesn’t shine in the sky. That’s how blind you are being. Really! And I say that as someone who likes the Koran!