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King David was NOT a prophet.I was referring to King David, who did prophesy on the coming of the Messiah in his psalms, and who did, yes, have a man killed and took his wife. That’s not a “lie” as you call it, but a biblical truth. Yes, he did receive punishment for it and repented, but the fact is he was just as flawed as everyone else. This isn’t a fault on his part as we are all born into the sinful nature of the Fall, however it is something you cannot deny.
I understand the Islamic viewpoint, which I use in my dialogue with Muslims to try to break some ground. Actually, quite ironically, it seems that the Muslim mindset is present in your argument. You demand that a prophet be perfect, which is what Islam argues all their prophets are.
The funny thing is if Elijah, Moses, Abraham, David, Isaiah, etc were here, they would all agree with me that they were far from perfect men. However, that doesn’t deny their greatness. These men are closer to God now than I could ever hope to be. That doesn’t mean they lived absolutely perfect lives - only Christ did. At the same time, that’s a wonderful thing - it shows that God can even use sinners like us to get the job done. That’s the great contrast between Christianity and Islam and their view of the prophets.
I’m not justifying Mohammad! Myself and others have made that clear! No one here is trying to justify him, only pointing out problems in the argumentation presented.
Once again, I have to ask, why not just put that in your sig. I’m a little alarmed that you seem to keep avoiding this question.
It is apparent now that you have been arguing your stand based on false premises.
muslimsopenyoureyes.blogspot.com.
PS. It is my sig. You have a problem with it?
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