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(21-09-2024, 12:25 AM)Ali Imran Wrote: If I am a messenger of God to teach you about God, and somehow you instead believe I am God, that means I have failed in my mission.
Of course I would be unhappy.
Moslems all sama say same thing think same
Answer not a fool according to his folly, lest you also be like him" (Proverbs 26:4)
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(21-09-2024, 12:27 AM)Lukongsimi Wrote: Moslems all sama say same thing think same
But it makes sense right?
What doesn't make sense is the Trinity. If you can believe in the Trinity, you cannot say God cannot be 4 in 1. God hasn't revealed it yet, just like before Jesus, nobody knew God was 3 in 1. Who knows that in the future, God will reveal to us that God has a brother too.
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Jesus's claim of being God is uniquely his own. He uttered the words "I Am" - a reference to the most holy name for God in the OT. The Hebrew name is Yahweh, translated "I Am." Of course, anyone can claim to be God. Interestingly enough, none of the other founders of the mainstream religions like Buddha, Confucius, or Muhammad ever did.
Jesus's uniqueness went beyond who He claimed to be to what He claimed He could do: heal the sick (John 5:1-9); raise the dead (John 11:43,44); turn water into wine (John 2:1-11); calm the storms (Mark 4:35-41); forgive sins (Mark 2:1-12)
According to Jesus, only someone who believes in Him will have eternal life, not someone sincerely seeking truth or someone who lives by a responsible moral code. No matter how good or moral people may try to be, without Christ every single one of us will experience not eternal life but eternal death. No other founder of a major religion has ever linked people's eternal well-being to belief in that founder. Only Jesus did.
Contrary to what many think, Jesus's crucifixion wasn't a tragic epilogue to an otherwise happy ending, nor was his death a senseless one. Jesus's whole purpose in life was fulfilled by his death. Jesus was born to die. Matt 16:21; 20:28. His ultimate sacrifice was the only way to bridge the great gulf between God and man. Jesus is the only gatekeeper to heaven. No one gets there without coming through Him. No matter how narrow-minded or intolerant this truth may seem to unbelievers, this is the core of the gospel that God commands us to share with others.
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"ISLAM IS A RELIGION OF BULLSHIT NOT PEACE" Douglas Murray SILENCES Muslim Follower In Heated Debate
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(21-09-2024, 01:01 AM)S I M T A N Wrote: Jesus's claim of being God is uniquely his own. He uttered the words "I Am" - a reference to the most holy name for God in the OT. The Hebrew name is Yahweh, translated "I Am." Of course, anyone can claim to be God. Interestingly enough, none of the other founders of the mainstream religions like Buddha, Confucius, or Muhammad ever did.
Jesus's uniqueness went beyond who He claimed to be to what He claimed He could do: heal the sick (John 5:1-9); raise the dead (John 11:43,44); turn water into wine (John 2:1-11); calm the storms (Mark 4:35-41); forgive sins (Mark 2:1-12)
According to Jesus, only someone who believes in Him will have eternal life, not someone sincerely seeking truth or someone who lives by a responsible moral code. No matter how good or moral people may try to be, without Christ every single one of us will experience not eternal life but eternal death. No other founder of a major religion has ever linked people's eternal well-being to belief in that founder. Only Jesus did.
Contrary to what many think, Jesus's crucifixion wasn't a tragic epilogue to an otherwise happy ending, nor was his death a senseless one. Jesus's whole purpose in life was fulfilled by his death. Jesus was born to die. Matt 16:21; 20:28. His ultimate sacrifice was the only way to bridge the great gulf between God and man. Jesus is the only gatekeeper to heaven. No one gets there without coming through Him. No matter how narrow-minded or intolerant this truth may seem to unbelievers, this is the core of the gospel that God commands us to share with others.
I am.
A beggar said the same, in John 9:9. Does it mean he is also God?
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(21-09-2024, 01:01 AM)S I M T A N Wrote: Jesus's claim of being God is uniquely his own. He uttered the words "I Am" - a reference to the most holy name for God in the OT. The Hebrew name is Yahweh, translated "I Am." Of course, anyone can claim to be God. Interestingly enough, none of the other founders of the mainstream religions like Buddha, Confucius, or Muhammad ever did.
Jesus's uniqueness went beyond who He claimed to be to what He claimed He could do: heal the sick (John 5:1-9); raise the dead (John 11:43,44); turn water into wine (John 2:1-11); calm the storms (Mark 4:35-41); forgive sins (Mark 2:1-12)
According to Jesus, only someone who believes in Him will have eternal life, not someone sincerely seeking truth or someone who lives by a responsible moral code. No matter how good or moral people may try to be, without Christ every single one of us will experience not eternal life but eternal death. No other founder of a major religion has ever linked people's eternal well-being to belief in that founder. Only Jesus did.
Contrary to what many think, Jesus's crucifixion wasn't a tragic epilogue to an otherwise happy ending, nor was his death a senseless one. Jesus's whole purpose in life was fulfilled by his death. Jesus was born to die. Matt 16:21; 20:28. His ultimate sacrifice was the only way to bridge the great gulf between God and man. Jesus is the only gatekeeper to heaven. No one gets there without coming through Him. No matter how narrow-minded or intolerant this truth may seem to unbelievers, this is the core of the gospel that God commands us to share with others.
Do you find it ironic that your God has a religion and it is not Christianity?