You people don’t answer my questions, you skirt around them…
This is basically because you try to question Christian tenets through your subjective comments that present Christianity as a religion alien to us Christian believers.
All the prophets successfully completed there missions, there missions were simple (in one sense) they just had to reveal the message of God to humanity, that was it, many prophets went through immensely hard times to spread the will of God…
It was then up to humanity to follow Gods will, it was human corruption and free will which allowed the corruption, humanity always put its own interests ahead of Gods will…
This was destiny, it was meant to occur.
This was until the seal of the prophets when the final testament which could never be corrupted was sent…
This Islamic assertion, which apparently bases the Koran and the validity of Mohammad’s prophetic ministry on the crucial failure of all the former incompetent messengers, was derived by Muslims who could not rebut the Christian belief that there was no need for a new revelation and messenger.
Christianity, unlike Islam, never taught that Christ’s mission was a natural and inevitable result of the Old Testament’s corruption. Consequently, the apostles and the Evangelists recurrently referred to the Jewish Scripture while proclaiming Jesus as the Messiah. This indicated a continuity and consistency in God’s revelation to mankind. Islam, on the other hand, was obliged to fabricate the theory of corruption in order to make people embrace Islam as the only true religion and deny the former revelations solely because they were not compatible with the teachings of the Koran.
Rather sadly, Muslims today suffer from a crisis related to the Holy Bible and cannot let themselves free from the grip of a paradox: they both believe that the former revelations were corrupted out of a necessity and that the Koran was sent to confirm those former revelations.
If the traditional Islamic theory of corruption is true and that the supposed corruption was meant to be, this leads one to the conclusion that Allah is also crucially responsible for the disbelief of Jews and Christians in the Koran and Mohammad. This is because the former revelations which had been primarily sent to teach humanity the true religion and prepare them for the Koran were meant to be corrupted and thus were meant to lead people believing in their divine origin and authority astray. This theory eventually reflects self-denial in that the crucial corruption of the former revelations makes Allah’s aim to teach people the truth through his books absolutely null.
All this stuff about trinity and human sacrafice is nonsense, No prophet mentioned the trinity, not Adam, no Noah, not moses not even Jesus.
First, all the verses in the Koran denying the Christian Trinitarian belief reflect Mohammad’s scribes’ failure to grasp the doctrine as they are supported by mistaken presumptions and weak arguments.
Second, the idea of a human sacrifice is present in the Koran in the account of Abraham’s test by Allah and his will to sacrifice his only son.
Last, none of the prophets in the Bible mentions Islam, Mohammad, or Koran. They never support the Islamic assertion about the crucial textual corruption either.
It was YOU Christians who began to corrupt Gods will so much that you made a man deity out of Jesus, you are not only confusing everybody else you are confusing yourself.
And Allah was unable to correct such a big mistake and deviation in his religion before Christianity became a universal religion? It is uncanny that Allah had to wait for 600 years to send Mohammad and correct basic Christian tenets. I thought Muslims believed in Allah’s omnipotence, but this somehow entails otherwise.
Christians aren’t saying they sacrificed a sheep.
They are saying that JESUS IS GOD,
and
GOD WAS TORTURED AND CRUCIFIED,
so that
GOD COULD FORGIVE THE REST FO HUMANITY FOR SIN…
Why would God want the slaughter and Crucifixion of HIMSELF by men to forgive the rest of humanity forever.
It is impossible for men to save themselves from slavery to sin and death. GOD brought out the redemption through His Son, who became one of them by taking their human nature so that depraved human nature could be exalted back to its original state. This is so simple.
P.S- Muslims do not believe in Original sin,
YOUR sins are YOURS, MY sins are mine. I answer for my life and my actions.
God does not pass the sins of others onto you…
We Christians also believe that every mortal is responsible for one’s personal sins. However, Jesus was no ordinary man!!! He is the only Savior and true man with divine authority to redeem us and the only one to carry our sins because He is not affected by the original sin.
Finally, you somehow ignore the fact that Adam’s sin was not personal. The whole human race was affected by his banishment from the Garden.
