Why don't Muslims become Christian?

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I am a muslim also . My faith answers all my questions satisfactorily. Christianiy at best has the risk of elevating a diety to a devine status . Basicly, raising up a man ( how ever great he is or however a noble prophet of God he was ) to be equal to God or God himself incarnate .

The question is not why muslim don’t turn Christians. The Question is hpw Christians are so brave to battle God!!!
We are not “battling God”. Please read this blog jesustrinity.blogspot.com/

Let Jesus into your heart. The truth will set you free 👍
 
I am a muslim also . My faith answers all my questions satisfactorily. Christianiy at best has the risk of elevating a diety to a devine status . Basicly, raising up a man ( how ever great he is or however a noble prophet of God he was ) to be equal to God or God himself incarnate .

no, Christianity does not raise up a man to divinity. We believe the Word became flesh, not that Jesus became divine.
This is somthing that to my understanding is even against Judaism and not only islam. Indeed Judaism and Islam see eye to eye on this.
 
The result will always be twisted when the understanding is twisted.

Muslims think we elevate a man to divinity. This is a twisted understanding, and the result is twisted as well because we believe God came to us as a man, not that a man became God.

There is no scripture whatsoever that says God cannot dwell among us as a man.

The Quran calls Jesus the Word, and the Quran talks of the virgin birth. Likewise, the Bible, before the Quran, calls Jesus the Word in Flesh (no biological father) and this is what makes Jesus the Son of the Father, and not that God has a consort, and not that God is not self-sufficient anymore, and not that God is scandalized by this title, as we see in the Quran.

Jesus said He is who He is, we believe Him, we believe the Church the apostles founded, we believe our tradition, we believe the first century catacombs, we believe in God’s sovereignty and faithfulness. We do not believe in Muhammad, we do not believe in one witness and one book rejecting everything before it and we’ve had too many warnings and the belief in one God is not everyone’s greencard to start a religion because even demons know there is One God.
 
It is very difficult for a person who has been brainwashed since birth about hating Christians and Jews to embrace the Judeo-Christian religion. It is not impossible but it is very difficult.

It all depends on personal experiences later in life and how they can change one’s approach to others, with of course a bestowed grace from Jesus, if that person is sincere.
 
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