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Okay!I was talking about verse 35 actually. “Noorun 'ala noor.” Embracing Islam was, for me, “light upon light.”
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Okay!I was talking about verse 35 actually. “Noorun 'ala noor.” Embracing Islam was, for me, “light upon light.”
Those easily fooled are pulled away from the Light of the World. Many find it easier to believe in a man made religion, than to seek the supernatural Truth.And precisely because of the teachings of Islam that I am no longer Christian.![]()
And some people have lost their saltiness. Believing in Islam was not at all an “easy” choice for me.Those easily fooled are pulled away from the Light of the World. Many find it easier to believe in a man made religion, than to seek the supernatural Truth.
Islam indeed is a man made religion… the man is Mohammad (do you think he is a god?). In addition, Mohammad’s inspiration was not from the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The end of public revelation was when the last Apostle of Christ died. Mohammad is a false prophet, liar, marauder, fanciful dreamer, megalomaniac, murderer, rapist, and an anti-Christ.And some people have lost their saltiness. Believing in Islam was not at all an “easy” choice for me.It’s not a man-made religion though, and the Almighty made it easier for me. Verily with difficulty comes ease.
It would be so much easier to just forget, give up Islam. So much easier to sleep in instead of waking up to pray. To eat what I like whenever I want instead of fasting Ramadan and staying away from forbidden foods. It would be “easy” to concentrate only on the life of this world, instead of the Hereafter. But my faith doesn’t let me–the firm conviction and belief in Allah, in His messenger and His word.
So you can say that you think I was easily fooled, but I think one day we will see who was fooled, and who was guided.![]()
No, Muhammad is not a god. Never did he claim such an outrageous thing. Neither did any of God’s Messengers, in all of whom I believe, including Jesus.Islam indeed is a man made religion… the man is Mohammad (do you think he is a god?).
Not inspiration. Revelation is what Muhammad received from the one True God, the God of Abraham, Isaac, Ishmael, Jacob and the Tribes. So you shouldn’t go insulting him, it’s incredibly rude.In addition, Mohammad’s inspiration was not from the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The end of public revelation was when the last Apostle of Christ died. Mohammad is a false prophet, liar, marauder, fanciful dreamer, megalomaniac, murderer, rapist, and an anti-Christ.
Actually Islam makes a lot of sense, everything about it makes sense really. That’s not why I believe in it, really, but it does make sense.Maybe you find it difficult, because it doesn’t make sense…, and be assured, it doesn’t. The more I learn from and receive grace from the true God in the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, the easier it is for me.
Unless you claim to be All-Knowing, humility might go a long way.I don’t doubt you were guided. However, when you find out who it was that guided you, you will be shocked. A strong clue for you, it was not the true God.
The two possibilites were that you either view him as god, or that he was a prophet of God. I covered both possibilities, and both are truthfully, NO!No, Muhammad is not a god. Never did he claim such an outrageous thing. Neither did any of God’s Messengers, in all of whom I believe, including Jesus.
Mohammad had something like epileptic seizures, and he distorted the true teachings, twisting them into something favorable for the children of Abraham who were not in the chosen ones, but were sent away. He was not foretold, and did no miracles (unless you count duping an entire mass of people into believing his distortions).Not inspiration. Revelation is what Muhammad received from the one True God, the God of Abraham, Isaac, Ishmael, Jacob and the Tribes. So you shouldn’t go insulting him, it’s incredibly rude.
One God in three Persons. Otherwise, you don’t know God.Actually Islam makes a lot of sense, everything about it makes sense really. That’s not why I believe in it, really, but it does make sense.
One God. Obey Him. Makes perfect sense.
LOL… if I claimed to be the All-Knowing, I wouldn’t have humility, would I? Mohammad had no humility, and that’s what you’re following. Humility is in accepting the true God, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. There is no other God that this. Mohammad is an anti-Christ, and false teacher.Unless you claim to be All-Knowing, humility might go a long way.
Trust me, that I am at peace with my beliefs, and you’re certainly not going to change them by making fun of them, or by making fun of me.The two possibilites were that you either view him as god, or that he was a prophet of God. I covered both possibilities, and both are truthfully, NO!
Jesus is God, the Second Person of the Holy Trinity. If you don’t believe this, you don’t believe the truth.
Mohammad had something like epileptic seizures, and he distorted the true teachings, twisting them into something favorable for the children of Abraham who were not in the chosen ones, but were sent away. He was not foretold, and did no miracles (unless you count duping an entire mass of people into believing his distortions).
One God in three Persons. Otherwise, you don’t know God.
LOL… if I claimed to be the All-Knowing, I wouldn’t have humility, would I? Mohammad had no humility, and that’s what you’re following. Humility is in accepting the true God, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. There is no other God that this. Mohammad is an anti-Christ, and false teacher.
I have a great deal of humility. One cannot come to God without it. I have a great deal of opposition to lies like Islam, and so I reject Islam as a false belief system that actually takes you away from the true God. If you think it makes sense, you really need to have more sense about you…, as in a sense of the truth. When you’re truly humble, you find the truth. I am so incredibly blessed to be in the Body of Christ, one who receives Grace from the triune God.
You are responsible for your own soul, as I am for mine. I am responsible to you by telling you about the Truth. I am doing just that. You reject the Truth at your own peril. That you are at peace with your beliefs, doesn’t mean you are at peace with God. I am at peace with God, and detest your trust of Islam. Mohammad is not worth any trust at all. The One worthy of Trust is Christ, who is completely worthy of all of our trust. I am not making fun of your beliefs, as what I’m telling you is no joke. It’s a very serious matter, with serious consequences. The tragedy is that you place your beliefs in falsehood, and place your soul at serious risk. What I’m telling you is worth long contemplation and serious and sober consideration.Trust me, that I am at peace with my beliefs, and you’re certainly not going to change them by making fun of them, or by making fun of me.![]()
Jesus did claim He was God, and it is true. Muslims don’t understand this, nor do they understand very much of the Truth.No, Muhammad is not a god. Never did he claim such an outrageous thing. Neither did any of God’s Messengers, in all of whom I believe, including Jesus.
this report contradicts what you’re claiming about islam. for full article, site is included.No, Actually Islam makes a lot of sense, everything about it makes sense really. That’s not why I believe in it, really, but it does make sense.
One God. Obey Him. Makes perfect sense.
Unless you claim to be All-Knowing, humility might go a long way.
You certainly aren’t doing a very good job witnessing for the truth by mindlessly insulting a devout believer and her religion.Jesus did claim He was God, and it is true. Muslims don’t understand this, nor do they understand very much of the Truth.
Lujack, thanks for the laugh. I would be interested to know if you had first of all understood what I said there. Some may not catch it right away. What I wrote is actually a very fair statement and accurate if you understand what it means.You certainly aren’t doing a very good job witnessing for the truth by mindlessly insulting a devout believer and her religion.
much as i respect your views, i have to disagree w/ you on this one. mdk is just being factual based on what we, Catholics, have always believe.You certainly aren’t doing a very good job witnessing for the truth by mindlessly insulting a devout believer and her religion.
I believe I already asked this question in another thread but I would like to ask it again because it got no reply.Not inspiration. Revelation is what Muhammad received from the one True God, the God of Abraham, Isaac, Ishmael, Jacob and the Tribes. So you shouldn’t go insulting him, it’s incredibly rude.
Unless you claim to be All-Knowing, humility might go a long way.
You’re right on target, and they don’t have a truthful answer for this. It was not revelation from God, but inspiration from elsewhere. He accomplished quite a feat, but for what real purpose?I believe I already asked this question in another thread but I would like to ask it again because it got no reply.
All the prophets performed a miracle and there was at least 1 witness to confirm it. This way the people knew it wasn’t a false prophet. What miracle did Mohammed perform and who witnessed it?
I do know that Mohammed by his own admission in the Koran never performed a miracle yet said the Koran is a miracle so please don’t use that as an answer because it’s a play on words. Mohammed may have had a gift for poetry but that’s very different than a miracle. Mozart got interested in the piano at age 3, became a master of the piano and violin at age 4 and created his first symphony at age 5. Is he a prophet or is he gifted?
In your bottom sentence you criticise the answerer yet you are not willing to use the same standards for your prophet in the top paragraph. What authority does he speak by when he is only a witness to himself? How can that be credible even if he was well liked and pious?