The Koran and the Book of Mormons

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why_me said:
Here is the problem: if any individual decides to investigate the truth of Mohammed or the Koran and finds things to cause doubt, he or she will lose their head or receive a severe stoning. In other words, the actions of Muslims speak volumes. I certainly would not want such a god or to even live with such a god that seems so closed minded and unforgiving.
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“allah” is not a god. But a fragment of muhammad’s imagination.

The Lord Jesus and his Father Yahweh, the God of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob are the only ones reserved the right to be called God.
 
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Salaam/peace
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The Lord Jesus and his Father Yahweh, the God of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob are the only ones reserved the right to be called God.
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Oh my God , you forgot the holy Spirit (p) ; offer your sincere repentance …hurry
 
why_me said:
Here is the problem: if any individual decides to investigate the truth of Mohammed or the Koran and finds things to cause doubt, he or she will lose their head or receive a severe stoning. In other words, the actions of Muslims speak volumes. I certainly would not want such a god or to even live with such a god that seems so closed minded and unforgiving.
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True.
 
The book of mormon has been up for severe criticism since its very beginning. It has also been dissected by many individuals and people have certainly been free to agree or disagree with its teachings or foundational beginning. If the Koran was dissected like the book of mormon by critics, would it stand up to the criticism? Also, societies or people are not free to openly criticize the Koran in public gatherings without severe punishment directed at them.

And it here that we have a huge difference between the koran and book of mormon. Muslims just could not tolerate criticism of the koran as the book of mormon has been criticized. If we lived in a muslim world, freedom would fly out the window like a canary in spring. When Islam begins to show toleration and love toward all individuals, much would be gained in this world of ours.
 
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Salaam/peace

Oh my God , you forgot the holy Spirit (p) ; offer your sincere repentance …hurry
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Peace be unto you also. Now of course, if muslims would live by their greeting, the world would certainly be a better place. And when christians can openly do missionary work in muslim societies without fear of death and when muslims can freely convert to christianity as christians can freely convert to Islam, the world would certainly be a better place. But…tolerance seems not to be the case in Islam.

And so, what does peace mean to you Muslim Woman? 🙂
 
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