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In all my time learning about islam.
There was one idea flung at me every day.
The idea is Tawheed.
Tawheed seeks to define the oneness of G_d for muslims so that they can direct their worship at only the one G_d.
A simple enough idea…or is it?
I had a discussion on Tawheed with Amy, and that was in fact what made me wonder about the validity of the concept.
Let us agree that G_d is One.
No Christian or Muslim will dispute this.
However what we disagree on is how we perceive G_d.
A muslim says that G_D is one and can only be perceived as one and he cannot appear as more than one (Tawheed)
A christian says that G_D has revealed Himself in three distinct ways. The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit.
How G_d chooses to reveal Himself, does not change the fact that G_d is One.
The bottom line is that I never saw the value of Tawheed.
There was one idea flung at me every day.
The idea is Tawheed.
Tawheed seeks to define the oneness of G_d for muslims so that they can direct their worship at only the one G_d.
A simple enough idea…or is it?
I had a discussion on Tawheed with Amy, and that was in fact what made me wonder about the validity of the concept.
Let us agree that G_d is One.
No Christian or Muslim will dispute this.
However what we disagree on is how we perceive G_d.
A muslim says that G_D is one and can only be perceived as one and he cannot appear as more than one (Tawheed)
A christian says that G_D has revealed Himself in three distinct ways. The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit.
How G_d chooses to reveal Himself, does not change the fact that G_d is One.
The bottom line is that I never saw the value of Tawheed.