Why Do Christians Reject Muhammed??? - Page 4

Chapstiquelova · 07-08-2007, 09:14 PM

oh ok gotcha! lol thanx

Tango · 07-10-2007, 10:36 AM

plus rep kham

bible prophecies are vague enough to mean anything

mary · 07-27-2007, 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by VenomFangX

The teachings Mohammed personally developed over a period of time he taught to pagans who had little or no association with authentic monotheistic teachings. Among them his perversions were able to be seen as an improvement over their worship of multiple gods who could neither see nor speak. Nothing he ever said was reinforced by miracles as were the teachings of Moses, Elijah, and the Messiah (savior from the consequence of eternal separation from the presence of God) known as Jesus. When he obtained sufficient power he enforced his teachings through conquest and the penalty of death. In effect he became his own god while enforcing the worship of a false god he named Allah – a singular person god that is an impossibility as has already been illustrated. Allah, an imaginated god, is not an existent god except in the minds of the followers of the Koran.

i know my comment is 10 years late, but i just wanted to make a point:

it doesnt matter what say

God (christian way),
Allah(muslim way),
Khoda (persian word for God),
Dieu (French way),
Jehova (Jehovas witness way of calling God),
etc,

we are all referring to the same thing: GOD !

Chapstiquelova · 07-27-2007, 09:56 PM

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Originally Posted by mary

Quote:

Originally Posted by VenomFangX

The teachings Mohammed personally developed over a period of time he taught to pagans who had little or no association with authentic monotheistic teachings. Among them his perversions were able to be seen as an improvement over their worship of multiple gods who could neither see nor speak. Nothing he ever said was reinforced by miracles as were the teachings of Moses, Elijah, and the Messiah (savior from the consequence of eternal separation from the presence of God) known as Jesus. When he obtained sufficient power he enforced his teachings through conquest and the penalty of death. In effect he became his own god while enforcing the worship of a false god he named Allah – a singular person god that is an impossibility as has already been illustrated. Allah, an imaginated god, is not an existent god except in the minds of the followers of the Koran.

i know my comment is 10 years late, but i just wanted to make a point:

it doesnt matter what say

God (christian way),
Allah(muslim way),
Khoda (persian word for God),
Dieu (French way),
Jehova (Jehovas witness way of calling God),
etc,

we are all referring to the same thing: GOD !

Hey Mary R u new? If so WELCOME!!!

GX · 01-27-2008, 03:14 PM

SisterX
With all due respect to your chosen religious beliefs, I personally do not see Muhammed as someone I wish to learn from let alone exalt as some kind of "prophet of God". Just due to the fact of the way he lived his life (married an 8 year old) and converted all of those countries to islam by the force of the sword instead of the force of ideas. This is not forward thinking from what Christ taught. Im not a big fan of the new testament but from what I read in the quran, it seems to go even more backward in its thinking than new testament. Im not meaning to say the quran is evil or anything like that and Im sure there are good things written there, Im just speaking generally here and these are my opinions. The one thing I think the quran got right is its sense of community in that we are all one and should help one another and not allow the poor members of the community to struggle and suffer. That, I feel is the greatest lesson that Islam has to teach to the world and I believe that efforts should go to teaching that lesson instead of trying to convert others to Islam. This is my belief for other religions as well. Instead of trying to "convert" others (which has actually led to war) religions would be most effective stressing their best ideas to mankind.

GX