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AbuTwins:He is not dealing differently with His sons. I told you Israel is included in God's Father dealings with the world. God deals with everyone now as a Father, including Israel. Don't get confused please. |
AbuTwins:God doesn't change. The Old Testament is God's dealings with Israel as a nation. The New Testament is God's dealings with the whole world. God is the same. But the method He used in governing Israel is different from the method He is using in relating with the world. |
AbuTwins:As the Theocratic King of Israel, those laws were for National Constitution. God relates with the world as a A Father and not as a Theocratic King as He did with Israel. As the Father God that He is, the laws are not applicable to us. Infact God abolished those laws when He shifted His focus from Israel to the whole world. God relates with us as a Father. Embrace Him as a son. Even Israel who was once under God's Theocrstuc rule is included in the current Fatherly relationship of God. |
AbuTwins:Women suffer pains as a result of the curse which God gave as a punishment for disobedience in the garden of Eden. Man's punishment was for his to toil hard before he gets food to eat. The church that took a stance against women taking anaesthesia during childbirth were simply ignorant. All the laws you quoted are the constitutions God gave Israel for use in national administration and governance. It has nothing to do with religion or Christianity. The problem with you guys is that you cannot differentiate between God's theocratic dealings with Israel as a nation from God's dealings with the world as a Father. |
AbuTwins:1. The scripture in Revelation is talking about a future time when Jesus would return to the earth as a Judge. This is corroborated by a verse in your Islamic books: "The Hadith of Abu Hurariah (Sahih Bukhari 4:55:657) says, “… surely (Jesus), the son of Mary will soon descend amongst you and will judge mankind…" Don't be deceived, Jesus is coming to judge all unrighteousness. 2. The scripture on "Do not assume that I have come to bring peace..." You should quote the chapter in full to see that Jesus was prophesying about how families and friends who do not know God would persecute those who give their lives to Christ. In John 16:2, Jesus said to us: "In fact, a time is coming when anyone who kills you will think he is offering a service to God." Look around you, it is already happening today. If you want to test the fulfilment of that prophecy, you can go and tell your Muslim family that you are now a Christian. If they don't behead you, then, you should thank God. You would definitely suffer for becoming a Christian. The peace would leave your family because darkness hates light, and when light shines, darkness is disturbed and must therefore fight back. Take Jesus and His cross out of the world today, Boko haram, ISIS, Al-qaeda, and all the terrorist organizations would disappear. Peace is taken because Satan must attack light. There's a constant war being waged by the kingdom of darkness against the kingdom of light. May God open your eyes. |
HISSCRIBE1995:Absolutely correct. Allah is a liar (The best of l-mākirīna: the best of deceivers). Mohammed was a liar who said camel urine cures all diseases. Why would Muslims not lie? |
AbuTwins:That one is a Charlatan. A fake prophet. |
shoodboi2:If he shouted Alahu akbar while perpetrating the crime, then he would be tagged a Muslim terrorist. Did the man shout halleluyah when commiting the crime to make anyone tag him religiously? |
AbuTwins:Is he not a Muslim cleric? Are you not a Muslim? Is he not one of your Muslim clerics? Why do you want to deny him? Is it because you're ashamed of the moon and star symbol by his image? |
AbuTwins:You're a liar my friend. I said 'one of your alfas' meaning one of the Muslim alfas. You denied him and said he's not your Alfa. I asked you if you have your own special Alfa, your retorted to insults. You're the one who's ignorant and of low IQ. |
AbuTwins:You denied the alfa who was posing with a symbol of the the moon and star. You said he's not your Alfa as though he's not a Muslim. Do you have your own personal Alfa who does not use the moon and star as a symbol? I ask again. You're the one who has been lying. |
Antiislaam:It's a demonic baptism. |
Antiislaam:It's a demonic motivation. The demon would induce an emotion of anger in them which would blind them from the truth you're showing them. You know, when you're angry, you'll hardly see the real picture until your anger is abated. It's a demonic tactic from hell to keep them in perpetual bondage. |
AbuTwins:Lol. So, you have a personal Alfa who doesn't have or use a moon and star symbol? Why are you getting so agitated? |
Antiislaam:I tell you bro. That's their tactic. The moment the start throwing insults, I begin to ignore them. |
AbuTwins:What are your symbols, care to share? We see, moon and star on almost every mosque. What are they doing there? This is even one of your alfas who sent me his pictures of recent.
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AbuTwins:Look here, I have many verses for the Trinity doctrine but the issue of the Trinity is not within your boundary. Stick to your Islamic doctrines and let christians discuss their doctrines amongst themselves. I'll discuss any historical facts related to the Bible with you. If you want to know more about Jesus as a person, then I'll share that with you too. If you want clarifications for historical differences between the Bible and the Quran, I'll be obliged as well. As long as I'll not argue Islamic doctrines with a Muslim, no Muslim should come and be arguing bible doctrines. Your Quran is a dubious book in its entirety yet you cling to it and call a biblical verse dubious because you reject what it says? |
AbuTwins:My friend, the image of the mosque I posted was not built by Google. |
Antiislaam:Are Allah, Mohammed and their Quran easy to defend? The lies are too much, and you must keep cracking your brains for more lies to defend the lies. Abeg free antichristian. Abutwins is even denying that the moon and star are symbols of Islam. |
AbuTwins:You're an hypocrite! This is Taqquiya at best. You're denying what is generally known as the symbols of Islam!
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AbuTwins:What brand of Islam do you practice whose symbol is not the moon and the star? |
AbuTwins:Verses expunged from scripture do not mean anything to us Christians. The ones expunged may or may not be the Word of God. Yet, it does not in anyway negate the fact that the ones that are not expunged are the inspired writings. It's the Quran that can be seen to fail using this yardstick simply because the Quran claims to be verbatim word of God. The Bible makes no such claims. The Bible was written by men inspired or moved of God into writing. While the Quran fails woefully by having numerous differentiated versions of the so called verbatim word of God. The Bible does not live or die on whether verses were expunged or not. Each person copying from ancient manuscripts follow their individual convictions about what they think is right or wrong. As long as any word or verse exists in an authentic manuscript, we christians consider it the word of God. That's why during Bible studies, we study different versions of the Bible together to see the whole picture regarding a chapter or verse. The only thing that can easily cast aspersions on the Bible is if a particular verse or chapter was included in the Bible which is not found anywhere in any manuscript. If you can find such verse, then you have a point. But I can assure you that there's no such verse. |
[quote author=AbuTwins post=129413280] Has there ever been a debate about whether God is One in Christianity? Has there ever been any debate in this regards? More so Arius was a Priest in the 4th Century who believed Jesus was not divine. It was the council of Nicaea that turned him and his opinion heretic! If a Christian Priest could believe Jesus was not divine in the 4th century and that the father is superior to Jesus that means the debate was skewed in favor of the majority who thought of adding Trinity to the Bible as it can't be proved without ambiguity from the Bible!Is there not anyone who at one time or the other has had conflicting ideas regarding the doctrines of Islam? Can we say that Islamic ideologies are screwed in favour of the majority who hold contrary opinions? There's only one God. And that's who all christians serve. When you quote our text we didn't say you are an unbeliever and mustn't touch our text or that you need one spirit to understand!But it seems you failed to grasp the import of what I said. We don't argue with you regarding your internal doctrines, do we? We argue with you regarding moral or scientific claims, historical facts and testimonies borne by your fellow Muslims in your hafith and Tafsiri. Have you ever seen us coming for you regarding your doctrines? This is a false equivalence. Man is an entity. The Spirit cannot separate from the Body like Jesus, Spirit and Father exists in a Trinity. When God created Adam He breath the soul/spirit in to him.Man is one being with 3 components playing different roles in his life. Of course, those who do Astra projections leave their bodies behind to attend cosmic meetings or do some sorts of evil. A man dies when his spirit and soul leaves his body behind. While man cannot physically separate those entities of his. That's not impossible for God. Man is just a miniature replica of whom God is in His essence. Can we say when God created the Father he breath the soul/Spirit in the son/holy Spirit? Or how do we relate this to the trinity?That's why you must keep within the confines of your Islamic doctrines. What you wrote up there is not the ideology behind the Trinity. It is jargons as best, and of course, as you said, it's quite illogical. That's not what Trinity is. There's nothing like God creating the Father jargons or Father breathing into His Son. Your understanding of these things is to be premised first on some basic fundamentals about God. You cannot discuss Trinity if you don't really know who God is. I said this earlier but you still fell into it. Read again below:You should expect the translators to translate in line with their individual understanding of the Trinity concept. Have you considered the original Greek word for word? The verse was not originally written in English.
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AbuTwins:Trinity is a doctrinal issue among Christians. It's of no concern to a Muslim except he's thinking about practicing Christianity. And you don't become a Christian by thinking about practicing Christianity. You become a Christian by having an encounter with Jesus. |
AbuTwins:But you still observe the moon for fasting. And are you saying the mosques that have such symbols are fake? You mean it's a different Islam you practice? Can you tell me about your kind of Islam? |
[quote author=AbuTwins post=129406900]Fxmasterz 1. If trinity was proven according to the Bible why the need for credal debates and endorsements?Credal debates stem from individual or group understanding of particular portions of scripture. The existence of Credal debates do not imply something is not proven in scripture. Interpretations are based on different understandings. 2. Since you claim trinity exists somewhere in the Bible can you please show us trinity without eisegesis nor exegesis! I don't need any of your subjective premises here. Objectivity is what is needed! And do quote Biblical verses acceptable in all Bible versions not the ones present in KJV and not in RSV or NIV.This is not a topic for an unbeliever to dabble into but I'll give you some clues; 1. God said He created man in His own image. Man himself is a triune being (Having Spirit, Soul and Body). God, in whose image man was created would most possibly be a triune being too. 2. Frequent references to the Trinity of God are found both in the Old and New Testaments. The concept of Father, Son and Holy Spirit were found in the Bible and not outside the Bible. 1 John 5:7 reads: "For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one. |
AbuTwins:Are your mosques a deviation from your texts? The symbols are on all your mosques. What hypocritical request are you making? |
AbuTwins:I have only be looking at my mentions without knowing that I'm already on a new thread. I'll respond accordingly. |
AbuTwins:I think you should focus on your internal credal debates in Islam. Right now, I'll like us to discuss where God is rather than who God is. Unprofitable debates about the Trinity with an unbeliever is useless. You discussing the ka'aba with Muslims is useless because the issue of the ka'aba is not doctrinal. While I'll discuss other issues freely with you regarding Christianity. It's not wise to discuss doctrinal issues with an antichristian personality. To what purpose? Ka'aba issue is not a doctrinal issue. You should learn to differentiate doctrines from history! You'll see that your prayers for good IQ should be for yourself and not for me. Now, did Abraham found the ka'aba? Let's establish the truth here and dispell the lies. |
AbuTwins:Nice one. Everyone knowledgeable about the topic would contribute. Who are you afraid of? |
AbuTwins:My friend, are you trying to deny the obvious? Have you ever seen a mosque without the symbols? |
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which is missing in modern translations as it is not found in early Greek manuscripts.