Does the average Muslim acknowledge that Christians are monthiestic?

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again, Jesus is the eternal Word of God that took a human flesh. He was tempted as all of us yet never ever sinned because He is the Father’s Word that does the will of the Father.

the Word is eternal, the human flesh is a second nature that does not affect the divinity of the Word.

If God decided to come as a human, will you tell Him : no i don’t believe you because i dont understand how you did it?

hardly. He took a human form, but He is God. the “how” becomes secondary if you believe it is easy for Him to come as a human or angel or burning bush. His business, not ours. Our business is to believe what He says and worship Him as He manifests Himself.
I replied to some of this in To Planten or any other Muslim thread.
 
Jimmy B, some of paarsurrey’s comments may not be representative of the more orthodox Muslims. He is an Ahmadi, which I think is the equivalent to the Protestants in Christianity (a type of reformed group).
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I thought we were more close to the Cathlics, haveing many similarities with the Catholics. One thing is sure, we never protested to anything nor we like it. We have scriptures to which we stick to as you would have noted from my posts. We strictly follow the **TraditionProper **of Muhammad. We follow SayingsProper of the Prophet if not against **ScripturesProper **and the TraditionProper. We have Khilafat( a ReligiousAdministrationInstitution, as you have Popes at Rome) connected to the advent of the PromisedMessiah 1838-1908. So the Protestants would say we are more close to Catholics.You must have noted I never say anything against the Pope at Rome.

We on the other hand don’t protest on such petty things, and leave it to others, as we love both Protestants and Catholics and of course also we love the JW’s- the only true Christians as they proclain. Love for all hatred for none.In fact, as I think, we are in center of every religion/denomination, trying to improve things peacefully and with reasonable arguments.

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II think the confusion among the Catholics is that they consider the religious theology/religious philosophy introduced by Paul at Rome using name of JesusYeshuaIssa as a cover only"
What does this mean and who is “JesusYeshualssa” and where did this information come from?
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Let me clarify, the name Jesus as you know is not Hebrew or Aramaic, the languages that Jesus , Mary or the Apostles spoke. The person Jesus, the same is person is in Hebrew called Yeshua and the Mulsim call him Issa, I have clubbed all the three so that the Christians, Jews and Muslims could understand easily the person I am talking about.

In olden Kashmir where Jesus spent his most of his time after he went there with Mary from Galilee after the event of crucifixion, Jesus is remembered by them by the name Yuz Asaf- the person is the same Jesus.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuz_Asaf

It would not be out of place to mention that Jesus died naturally at the age of 120 according to one tradition, and is buried there at Mohallah Khanyar, Sirinagar, in India.

I think now everything is clear to you.

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