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bluefete wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:Also, just to get a bit ahead of you. Christians also don't worship Mary or any of the Saints. Some may pray to them to intercede on their behalf (i.e. carry the message) in hopes that God will take it more seriously coming from someone that really matters. Ok I'm not sure on the why but Christianity teaches you to pray to and worship God only. Mary and some saints are prayed through not to.
Really??? Really???
So when you pray to a dead saint, is that not worshipping them? When you pray to God, is that not worshipping him? When you pray to Mary, is that not worshipping her?
Habit7 wrote:MG Man wrote:how de profit know it was god speakin to him and not de debbil?
the devil did speak to him, its called the Satanic Verses.
York wrote:bluefete wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:Also, just to get a bit ahead of you. Christians also don't worship Mary or any of the Saints. Some may pray to them to intercede on their behalf (i.e. carry the message) in hopes that God will take it more seriously coming from someone that really matters. Ok I'm not sure on the why but Christianity teaches you to pray to and worship God only. Mary and some saints are prayed through not to.
Really??? Really???
So when you pray to a dead saint, is that not worshipping them? When you pray to God, is that not worshipping him? When you pray to Mary, is that not worshipping her?
Well clearly it's not. Just like how ppl pray to FedEx, DHL, TTPOST, UPS and email...to carry the message nah! That's not worship.
Come on Bluefete you started this thread, you should know better!!!
metalgear2095 wrote:For example, the Quran claims that one night, God took Muhammad to the "al-Aqsa" mosque is in Jerusalem:
"Exalted is He who took His Servant by night from al-Masjid al-Haram to al-Masjid al-Aqsa, whose surroundings We have blessed, to show him of Our signs. Indeed, He is the Hearing, the Seeing." - Quran 17:1
The Muslim army conquered Jerusalem in 637 AD and the al-Aqsa mosque was completed in 705 AD. The problem with the above passage in the Quran is that Muhammad died in 632 AD, which was 5 years before the Muslim army reached Jerusalem and 73 years before the al-Aqsa mosque was built.
Or consider Quran 20:92-95, which claims that Moses confronted "Aaron" and a "Samaritan" for having made the golden calf for the Israelites while he (Moses) was on Mount Sinai:
"[Moses] said, "O Aaron, what prevented you, when you saw them going astray, from following me? Then have you disobeyed my order?" [Aaron] said, "O son of my mother, do not seize [me] by my beard or by my head. Indeed, I feared that you would say, 'You caused division among the Children of Israel, and you did not observe [or await] my word.'" [Moses] said, "And what is your case, O Samaritan?"- Quran 20:92-95
Assyria conquered the Jewish northern kingdom in 722 BC, exiled its upper class and brought in conquered people from other lands, who intermarried with the lower class Jews who had been allowed to stay. Their offspring were called "Samaritans" because they occupied the region of "Samaria", which was named after its original owner, "Shemer" (see 1 Kings 16:24 in the Bible). The Jews despised the Samaritans both for being a mixed race and for setting up their own temple to compete against the temple in Jerusalem.
But the golden calf incident near Mount Sinai mentioned inQuran 20:92-95 above took place in 1446 BC, which was 725 years before the first Samaritan was born in 721 BC.
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York wrote:Maybe if you do, you will believe.
York wrote:No, because Jesus didn't fit the description of the Messiah in the Old Testament. Muhammad IS the promised Messiah so described.
how does jesus fit it? He did not but you await his return to fulfil.Habit7 wrote:York wrote:No, because Jesus didn't fit the description of the Messiah in the Old Testament. Muhammad IS the promised Messiah so described.
Isaiah 9:6-7
For a child will be born to us, a son will be given to us;
And the government will rest on His shoulders;
And His name will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God,
Eternal Father, Prince of Peace.
There will be no end to the increase of His government or of peace,
On the throne of David and over his kingdom,
To establish it and to uphold it with justice and righteousness
From then on and forevermore.
The zeal of the Lord of hosts will accomplish this.
How does Muhammad fulfil this Old Testament prophecy of the Messiah?
York wrote:how does jesus fit it? He did not but you await his return to fulfil.Habit7 wrote:York wrote:No, because Jesus didn't fit the description of the Messiah in the Old Testament. Muhammad IS the promised Messiah so described.
Isaiah 9:6-7
For a child will be born to us, a son will be given to us;
And the government will rest on His shoulders;
And His name will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God,
Eternal Father, Prince of Peace.
There will be no end to the increase of His government or of peace,
On the throne of David and over his kingdom,
To establish it and to uphold it with justice and righteousness
From then on and forevermore.
The zeal of the Lord of hosts will accomplish this.
How does Muhammad fulfil this Old Testament prophecy of the Messiah?
Let's start from verse 17York wrote:[There are other prophesies in the old testament of a prophet to come similar to Moses....DEUTERONOMY 18:18-19.
meccalli wrote:That's old news. Acts 3 specifically.
zoom rader wrote:Mem quoting Bible and not knowing that Jesus was hindu. In practical all Christians are really hindus.
York wrote:The prophesy again is not specific and Muhammad more fits the profile than Jesus:
1. Like unto Moses
2. From among your brethren
Habit7 wrote:I can't but feel that York is one of the previous Muslims on this thread just by another name. Avoiding intelligent logical answers to questions posed to him but just repeating Islamic rhetoric without evidence.
Habit7 wrote:York wrote:The prophesy again is not specific and Muhammad more fits the profile than Jesus:
1. Like unto Moses
2. From among your brethren
Did you just read what I last posted? #1 & 2 totally disqualifies Muhammad.Habit7 wrote:I can't but feel that York is one of the previous Muslims on this thread just by another name. Avoiding intelligent logical answers to questions posed to him but just repeating Islamic rhetoric without evidence.
Habit7 wrote:York wrote:how does jesus fit it? He did not but you await his return to fulfil.Habit7 wrote:York wrote:No, because Jesus didn't fit the description of the Messiah in the Old Testament. Muhammad IS the promised Messiah so described.
Isaiah 9:6-7
For a child will be born to us, a son will be given to us;
And the government will rest on His shoulders;
And His name will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God,
Eternal Father, Prince of Peace.
There will be no end to the increase of His government or of peace,
On the throne of David and over his kingdom,
To establish it and to uphold it with justice and righteousness
From then on and forevermore.
The zeal of the Lord of hosts will accomplish this.
How does Muhammad fulfil this Old Testament prophecy of the Messiah?
Jesus clearly fulfils this prophecy.
Jesus was born as the promised son to his parents, Muhammad was an orphan.
From his birth Herod (the govt) tried to kill him, no govt was concerned with Muhammad (before he later rose up an army to fight them).
Jesus was divine (Mighty God), Muhammad was a fallible human like the rest of us.
Jesus ministry spread from 12 Jewish peasants in a corner of the Roman Empire into the largest influence of the world, Muhammad fought by the sword by forced conversions and capital punishment for apostasy.
Jesus is a descendent of David, Muhammad is not.
Jesus' kingdom will reign forever, Muhammad has no kingdom
God of the Bible has accomplished Jesus' kingdom, Allah of the Quran is said to be the cause of Jesus' kingdom, nothing for Muhammad.
This is just one of the many Old Testament prophecies that are specifically fulfilled in Jesus. Muslims have to draw verses out of context to try to shoehorn in Muhammad, but it still doesnt work. For example:Let's start from verse 17York wrote:[There are other prophesies in the old testament of a prophet to come similar to Moses....DEUTERONOMY 18:18-19.
Deuteronomy 18:17-18 The Lord said to me, ‘They have spoken well. I will raise up a prophet from among their countrymen like you, and I will put My words in his mouth, and he shall speak to them all that I command him.
God is talking to Moses (a Jew) saying is going to raise up a prophet from among his countrymen (the nation of Israel). Muhammad is not a Jew neither is he from the nation of Israel. Jesus is.
Jesus is the Messiah and he warned of false messiahs (Matthew 24:24), Muhammad is one of them.
HSA wrote:zoom rader wrote:Mem quoting Bible and not knowing that Jesus was hindu. In practical all Christians are really hindus.
if you take into consideration that christians have pictures and statues of jesus in their church...same with hindus who have pictures and murtis in their temples....but muslims dont have any pictures....
i heard a muslim fella saying that the reason is that their worship is on a higher level. they pray to god directly...no need to pass tru mary or jesus to pray for them
a next point was that the muslim god prohibit any pictures of the last prophet because god knew how mankind was and if there were any pictures at all, people would start worshiping the pictures instead of god. just like what the christians do....
i asked a pundit one day..i say baba, i dos make murtis... shouldnt i be worshipped since i make your gods??? baba say that the murtis is a remberance of god and god can take any form.
that same day i was watching youtube when zakir naik come across the screen. he says that the hindu scriptures say that god has no image and there is not a second or a third. so i went to the temple and luckily they had the different books. when i looked for the verse it was indeed there..
all in all....i am thinking if the pundits are really teaching the truth or just self glorification like pastor cuffie???
York wrote:Try reading the Noble Quran translation by Khan and Hilali, further explanation by Ibn Katheer (qtafsircom). In it verily do hearts find peace / tranquility.
This is for all of mankind.
York wrote:Habit7 wrote:York wrote:The prophesy again is not specific and Muhammad more fits the profile than Jesus:
1. Like unto Moses
2. From among your brethren
Did you just read what I last posted? #1 & 2 totally disqualifies Muhammad.Habit7 wrote:I can't but feel that York is one of the previous Muslims on this thread just by another name. Avoiding intelligent logical answers to questions posed to him but just repeating Islamic rhetoric without evidence.
I can feel that you are wrong, compare:
1. birth are you actually saying being born is a distinguishing character?
2. from among their "brethren" not "countrymen". Ishmaelites and Israelites. The word is translated brethren or countrymen. Israelites would never consider Ishmaelites as brethren. Isaac was he child of promise through whom the covenant would proceed. Not his half-brother Ishmael (Genesis 17:18-21).
3. married and had children
4. prophethood at age of maturity, 40, i think in case of Moses Moses was 80, try again (Exodus 7:7)
5. put HIS words in the prophet's mouth (Quran), tablet in case of Moses Tablets were in his hands, he wasnt biting it (Exodus 32:15).
6. Speak in the name of GOD, "bismillah ar rahman nir Raheem" preceeds all chapters of Quran except 1. Jesus spoke for God (John 7:16), Muhammad spoke for a spirit whom he believed was angel Gabriel, if at times he wasn't speaking for Satan (Quran 53:2-5)
7. was an orphan, Moses grew up in house of the Pharoah Moses was not an orphan, his biological mother took care of him (Exodus 2:8)
8. made migration from oppression to place of security But Moses didnt return with a marauding horde to deal out retribution, Muhammad did.
9. was leader of the new state Yeah the Islamic State, we all know how Godly that was...
this is just off the top of my head...
the dilemma is that no translation in any language will be 100% accurate. That is why we have the original arabic text. The language existed when it was revealed and it still does now. The same can't be said for other religious texts.Slartibartfast wrote:York wrote:Try reading the Noble Quran translation by Khan and Hilali, further explanation by Ibn Katheer (qtafsircom). In it verily do hearts find peace / tranquility.
This is for all of mankind.
York, I have to ask, is English your first language?
Do you know what the words "peace" and "tranquility" mean (meanings included below)?
Do you think it is a good thing that your heart finds peace and tranquility and hatred and prejudice?
Of all the versions, is this really the best version that you can put forward http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/muslim-extremism-found-in-problematic-quran-translation-forum-told?
peace
noun
1.
freedom from disturbance; tranquillity
tranquillity
noun
the quality or state of being tranquil; calm.
Also some follow up questions
Do you believe in equal rights for men and women?
Do you believe Muslims deserve any special rights of privileges for being Muslim (like being allowed to set up their own communities and run it according to their own laws as opposed to the laws of the country that they live in?
And lastly, do you believe that every creed and race should find an equal place?
York wrote:Equal rights NO! We talk about justice not equality. Equality can be unjust.
No special treatment individually but maybe as a group. We have to look to the rulings pertaining to muslims living in a non-muslim state. Like treaties, etc.
No every creed and race shall not find an equal place.
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