I sure hope so. I don’t want to believe in a “deity” that enjoys rape and murder.
Walter Sieruksays
About the song in the beginning of this video Five of the words of that song are the “Muhammad was not a prophet .” That might not necessary so. because in the light of the Bible it can’t ruled out sure that Muhammad wasn’t a prophet, but the very important thing to understand is that Muhammad was deceptive lair who was a false prophet sent by Satan to start a false religion that leads many sincere people astray and then after they die they go straight to hell . That tragic disaster happens because those people put their faith in a false religion started by a false prophet.
In fact, Jesus had predicted and warned about the coming of such men as Muhammad, For Jesus taught. “Beware of false prophets who come to you in sheep’s clothing, but are inwardly ravenous wolves” Matthew 7:15. [N.K.J.V.]
Walter Sieruksays
In this video discussion Hatun Tash and Robert Spencer spoke about the doctrine of the Quran about the god of Islam, Allah , that intentionally blinds people to the truth and makes them”disbelievers” so that they will perish, as in go ruin, meaning go into hell and suffer. Wow ! What a cruel vicious unreasonable god ,Allah, is .
In great contrast to the god of Quran/Islam, there is the God of the Bible. In the Bible that reader is informed in Second Peter 3::9 “The Lord is not slack concerning His promise, as some men count slackness, but is longsuffering towards us , not willing that any should perish but that all should come to repentance.” [N.K.J.V.]
Hudders.says
Thank you for your strength and hard work in these difficult times. Prayers for you both, for you and your family’s safety in your work.
Goofysays
Thank you for an enlightening conversation, which has inspired me to raise these questions;
1. Is there a gospel in Islam, i.e. a transcendental promise to the believer of any kind, or does it lack because of the deterministic nature of Islam?
2. If everything has been preordained in Islam, is it even possible to discuss sin? Or are we talking about one powerful creator who is the source of everything including sin, the one true creator and sinner? Or can we say that the only sin possible in Islam is acting against Allah’s will, whether this will is good or bad according to criteria which can hardly exist.
3. Islam presumes that we were created by Allah, but Allah is not the only creator, he is just “the best of creators”. The Qur’an witnesses Isa as a child forming doves of clay and blowing life into them. Can you be a good Muslim and hold the view that your creator is Isa, not Allah because you feel more in tune with him?
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tedh754 says
I sure hope so. I don’t want to believe in a “deity” that enjoys rape and murder.
Walter Sieruk says
About the song in the beginning of this video Five of the words of that song are the “Muhammad was not a prophet .” That might not necessary so. because in the light of the Bible it can’t ruled out sure that Muhammad wasn’t a prophet, but the very important thing to understand is that Muhammad was deceptive lair who was a false prophet sent by Satan to start a false religion that leads many sincere people astray and then after they die they go straight to hell . That tragic disaster happens because those people put their faith in a false religion started by a false prophet.
In fact, Jesus had predicted and warned about the coming of such men as Muhammad, For Jesus taught. “Beware of false prophets who come to you in sheep’s clothing, but are inwardly ravenous wolves” Matthew 7:15. [N.K.J.V.]
Walter Sieruk says
In this video discussion Hatun Tash and Robert Spencer spoke about the doctrine of the Quran about the god of Islam, Allah , that intentionally blinds people to the truth and makes them”disbelievers” so that they will perish, as in go ruin, meaning go into hell and suffer. Wow ! What a cruel vicious unreasonable god ,Allah, is .
In great contrast to the god of Quran/Islam, there is the God of the Bible. In the Bible that reader is informed in Second Peter 3::9 “The Lord is not slack concerning His promise, as some men count slackness, but is longsuffering towards us , not willing that any should perish but that all should come to repentance.” [N.K.J.V.]
Hudders. says
Thank you for your strength and hard work in these difficult times. Prayers for you both, for you and your family’s safety in your work.
Goofy says
Thank you for an enlightening conversation, which has inspired me to raise these questions;
1. Is there a gospel in Islam, i.e. a transcendental promise to the believer of any kind, or does it lack because of the deterministic nature of Islam?
2. If everything has been preordained in Islam, is it even possible to discuss sin? Or are we talking about one powerful creator who is the source of everything including sin, the one true creator and sinner? Or can we say that the only sin possible in Islam is acting against Allah’s will, whether this will is good or bad according to criteria which can hardly exist.
3. Islam presumes that we were created by Allah, but Allah is not the only creator, he is just “the best of creators”. The Qur’an witnesses Isa as a child forming doves of clay and blowing life into them. Can you be a good Muslim and hold the view that your creator is Isa, not Allah because you feel more in tune with him?