r.gonzales:
greetings booklover.
is this the reply you have everytime you get cornered by something you can’t deny? you’re the one who cried foul by accusing me of having double standards, yet now, with this statement of yours, you’re the one demonstrating that you weigh things according to two scales :tsktsk: .
everytime you accuse prophet muhammad of being a false prophet and a liar, you try to discredit islam.
everytime you claim that the Quran was written by muhammad or that it contains contradiction or that it is filled with lies, you try to discredit islam.
everytime you claim that islam is a religion of violence and hate, you try to discredit islam.
so, it goes both ways, dear.
All I’m trying to say is that from the beginning Islam has been trying to discredit what we believe, not the other way around! Catholicism was already here for 600 years before Mohammed came along and claimed that the main tenets of our faith are all lies: Our scriptures are corrupted, there is no such thing as the Trinity, Jesus is not God and didn’t die on the cross, the Holy Spirit is not the Paraclete! Every time I turn around some new doubt is cast on our faith!
Mr. Gomez went to painstaking lengths to write down all the information about the apostles and it seems that you’ve ignored what he wrote. Of course I suppose that to a Muslim any refutation by a Christian is not worth a hill of beans!
Did you even bother to read what I wrote about Padre Pio? I suppose that that’s more Christian nonsense right?
Are these some more things that Muslims believe about Jesus? I got these disguting items from "Preacher"s website: Jesus was a false prophet, he was the devil’s soul mate, he committed adultery with the woman at the well, the woman caught in adultery and Mary Magdalen, he was also bi-sexual and was a terrorist, yes, he got drunk and he and his Hamas friends trashed the temple! How do you think I felt when I read all that!
Anyway to get back to the main thing. It’s like fitting pieces of a puzzle, but that puzzle was already complete before Mohammed came along. Everything had already happened as we had been told. There were no missing pieces. Then Mohammed comes along with his revelations and starts removing pieces of that puzzle and starts putting in pieces that don’t fit! The puzzle was complete, Mr. Gonzales, it’s Mohammed that doesn’t fit!
Couldn’t Mohammed have proven his prophethood without claiming that Jesus was not God and all the rest of it? Let’s be honest now, could he? If Jesus WAS God, would Mohammed be needed at all?
