Lol, now you’re worry about doctrines that don’t come from the Bible.Why would the Creed use a word not used by any Gospel writer or any Apostle, to formulate a doctrine?
(injecting man made words into the Word of God)
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The Words used in the Bible are the very first recordings of the Revelation of Jesus Christ. Every Word recorded is critical and there for a reason. It stands alone and unprecedented and is in no need for man made additions or removals.Lol, now you’re worry about doctrines that don’t come from the Bible.
Servant 19 how in the world can you possibly be telling me this when you believe Baha’u’llah is the word of God:shrug:
Servant, I know whats truth and what is notYou seem to be unable to understand that Baha’u’llah IS Jesus in spirit and in power.
So what you assign to Baha’u’llah is what you assign to Jesus
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It is the same word, the First and the Last.
JimyDFG - I would consider that Truth for us changes as we change ourselves, the more we let go of self the more Truth changes. Or should I say it becomes manifest in us as the Good Self, the Self of God with laws.
But the Message goes against the Catholic faith.
Even Love?
They should have a look at what mírzá husayn-`alí núrí didLol, now you’re worry about doctrines that don’t come from the Bible.
Servant says we don’t need creeds because they are man-made and don’t come from the Bible.
It doesn’t make sense for truth to change. IF this “truth” is God, why would he HAVE to change just because we did? Or the word of God. What is this driving force that changes “truth” so much?
Maybe Servant doesn’t much about the Holy Spirit
Does Islam have Creeds ?Maybe Servant doesn’t much about the Holy Spirit
Can you take a bit more effort with accuracy and state what you’ve found from our Scripture?
The Shahada is considered the basic Islamic creed, in my understanding. Converts often recite it to profess their new faith and to “officially” become Muslim, I think.
Looks like this Creed is trying to lock Jesus out the picture.
Your belief is completely based on the assumption that anything Baha’u’llah said was correct. I do not share your assumption.
Right, and you could easily get 1000 people to tell you Muhammad was evil, but you can’t find 1000 people to tell you Jesus was evil.
Of course, otherwise they’d be Christians.
So what’s the point of Islam… I don’t get it ?Of course, otherwise they’d be Christians.
