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I have read all the posts. The post by the Cath-Philosopher is very good. So is the rewording of the question by Hashem_Echad. The three religions have basis in the teachings of Abraham and in his geneology. The Jews and the christians stem from the Issac, the son of Abraham. The muslim stem from Ishmael, the eldest son of Abraham. They are all blessed according to the bible Ot and according to the Quran.
The Quran has openly stressed and emphasised the blessings to all children of Abraham. In addition, the Quran has told that prophets were sent in every nation, i.e. many other nations who did not stem from Abraham. They may be Hindus or Budhists etc.
God is One. Whether the Muslims or Jews or christians understand him or not. It is true that Muslims and Jews obey and pray and worship the One and only God. Jews may call him YHWH and Muslims may call him Allah. The christians have the same God because God is only One. But they describe him differently. Description is not the same as that of the Jews and Muslims.
The christians strictly believe in Trinity. i.e. some three faced God. Muslims and Jews do not have such understanding of God. In Muslim theology, there is Kalimah, “La Ilaha Illa Allah”. meaning there is no god (none worthy of worship) except Allah/YHWH. To the Muslims, Jesus seems to be an Ilah ( some kind of God). Islam rejects all Ilah. The problem is there with the christians because they are hanging on to two opposite things, i.e. One God and Three Gods. And they want the Muslims to believe it. But they cannot explain how can there be three gods and one god.
So the Muslims have to decode the christian technology. Either christians believe in One God, the same as Muslims and jews. Or teh christians believe in three gods, for themselves only. In that case they will part ways with the Jews and the Muslims.
The church has got many complex theories which are not possible / understandable. They give more than one status to Jesus. That he is a man amd a son of man and a god and a son of a god and a prophet and a messenger and a teacher and a human, all at the same time.
The Muslims (and the Jews also, I hope) do not believe that man can be god or god can become a man unless symbolically / metaphorically. The God and the Men and the angels belong to different category. But christians have got it all mixed up. This things has to be clarified. If a man can be God then all is upset and there is no monotheism in christianity.
The Jews and Muslims have same understanding of the One and true God. The christians should join hands with them. They are already halfway on the right track because they say “God is only One.” So they should stop there. But then they say that Jesus is a God and that Jesus created the heaven and the earth and everything else. So the church parts way with the Jews and the muslims in that belief.**
I have read all the posts. The post by the Cath-Philosopher is very good. So is the rewording of the question by Hashem_Echad. The three religions have basis in the teachings of Abraham and in his geneology. The Jews and the christians stem from the Issac, the son of Abraham. The muslim stem from Ishmael, the eldest son of Abraham. They are all blessed according to the bible Ot and according to the Quran.
The Quran has openly stressed and emphasised the blessings to all children of Abraham. In addition, the Quran has told that prophets were sent in every nation, i.e. many other nations who did not stem from Abraham. They may be Hindus or Budhists etc.
God is One. Whether the Muslims or Jews or christians understand him or not. It is true that Muslims and Jews obey and pray and worship the One and only God. Jews may call him YHWH and Muslims may call him Allah. The christians have the same God because God is only One. But they describe him differently. Description is not the same as that of the Jews and Muslims.
The christians strictly believe in Trinity. i.e. some three faced God. Muslims and Jews do not have such understanding of God. In Muslim theology, there is Kalimah, “La Ilaha Illa Allah”. meaning there is no god (none worthy of worship) except Allah/YHWH. To the Muslims, Jesus seems to be an Ilah ( some kind of God). Islam rejects all Ilah. The problem is there with the christians because they are hanging on to two opposite things, i.e. One God and Three Gods. And they want the Muslims to believe it. But they cannot explain how can there be three gods and one god.
So the Muslims have to decode the christian technology. Either christians believe in One God, the same as Muslims and jews. Or teh christians believe in three gods, for themselves only. In that case they will part ways with the Jews and the Muslims.
The church has got many complex theories which are not possible / understandable. They give more than one status to Jesus. That he is a man amd a son of man and a god and a son of a god and a prophet and a messenger and a teacher and a human, all at the same time.
The Muslims (and the Jews also, I hope) do not believe that man can be god or god can become a man unless symbolically / metaphorically. The God and the Men and the angels belong to different category. But christians have got it all mixed up. This things has to be clarified. If a man can be God then all is upset and there is no monotheism in christianity.
The Jews and Muslims have same understanding of the One and true God. The christians should join hands with them. They are already halfway on the right track because they say “God is only One.” So they should stop there. But then they say that Jesus is a God and that Jesus created the heaven and the earth and everything else. So the church parts way with the Jews and the muslims in that belief.**