Sorry, I can't follow what you are saying there.It may, but they may think lucifer is the true God
Did you mean to start with, "They may..."?
Sorry, I can't follow what you are saying there.It may, but they may think lucifer is the true God
Again, I think your conclusion is a matter of opinion.My friend, I am from Muslim country, went to public school, there was only 2 Christian student in my class, me and my cousin. They not force me to be Muslim, but they have Muslim class,
That what I learn about Muslim belief.
They believe, Quran is a revelation from God, not inspiration like Christian believe.
They believe every time god want to speak to mohammad, he want to a cave call Hiram, then an angle Gibraltar come to him and tell the story
Mohammad memorized it than tell to writer, because they believe mohammad illiterate
This is one of Muslim God told mohammad through gibril
That they said (in boast), "We killed Christ Jesus the son of Mary, the Messenger of Allah";- but they killed him not, nor crucified him, but so it was made to appear to them, and those who differ therein are full of doubts, with no (certain) knowledge, but only conjecture to follow, for of a surety they killed him not:-
Nay, Allah raised him up unto Himself; and Allah is Exalted in Power, Wise;-
— Qur'an, surah 4 (An-Nisa) ayat 157–158[3]
To me it prove Islam god is not Christian god
To say we adore the one god is a lie and direct attack of the foundation of Christian faith.
And again, I think it is a matter of opinion.Hindu worship different god
Oneness, I don't know, I never learn their doctrine, being grow in Mennonite and now Baptist, because no Mennonite in my town, and basically same jesus.
Jehovah's witnesses, different god, because don't believe Jesus is a god
And you agree true god not say one thing to Muslim and another to Christian.
I believe oneness have the same bible, they may interprate differently
Catholic base on bible and tradition, so different foundation
Muslim use Quran. Different foundation
No, as a group, they are not saved.
If I have to give an opinion, I say that guess Muslims are worshipping the true God, but with serious errors!
As a group, Muslims are not saved. No doubt some of them who haven't heard an accurate message about Jesus are on the path to salvation and will end up being saved.
I believe your logic requires that Jesus is the totality of God. But you say that you are not sure if Jesus and the father are the same in every respect.
And again, I think it is a matter of opinion.
I think that if a person says that Jesus is the messiah and that he died for their sins and rose again, that they are a Christian and a member of the body of Christ. I think if they have a different opinion from me about which groups are worshiping the same God and which ones are not, that that opinion does not make them no longer a Christian.
Otherwise, being a Christian depends on believing the gospel
And
Having the right opinions about other groups,
Thus adding to the gospel.
Again, I think your conclusion is a matter of opinion.
I do not agree with the Muslims that the Quran is from God or that Muhammad is a prophet.
And again, I think it is a matter of opinion.
I think that if a person says that Jesus is the messiah and that he died for their sins and rose again, that they are a Christian and a member of the body of Christ. I think if they have a different opinion from me about which groups are worshiping the same God and which ones are not, that that opinion does not make them no longer a Christian.
Otherwise, being a Christian depends on believing the gospel
And
Having the right opinions about other groups,
Thus adding to the gospel.
Your logic is bad brotherAgain, I think your conclusion is a matter of opinion.
I do not agree with the Muslims that the Quran is from God or that Muhammad is a prophet.
And again, I think it is a matter of opinion.
I think that if a person says that Jesus is the messiah and that he died for their sins and rose again, that they are a Christian and a member of the body of Christ. I think if they have a different opinion from me about which groups are worshiping the same God and which ones are not, that that opinion does not make them no longer a Christian.
Otherwise, being a Christian depends on believing the gospel
And
Having the right opinions about other groups,
Thus adding to the gospel.
And again, I think it is a matter of opinion.
I think that if a person says that Jesus is the messiah and that he died for their sins and rose again, that they are a Christian and a member of the body of Christ. I think if they have a different opinion from me about which groups are worshiping the same God and which ones are not, that that opinion does not make them no longer a Christian.
Otherwise, being a Christian depends on believing the gospel
And
Having the right opinions about other groups,
Thus adding to the gospel.
Again, I think your conclusion is a matter of opinion.
I do not agree with the Muslims that the Quran is from God or that Muhammad is a prophet.
Again, I think your conclusion is a matter of opinion.
I do not agree with the Muslims that the Quran is from God or that Muhammad is a prophet.
You believe Muslim God is also Christian god
Why you believe Muslim worship true god?
I understand, but brother dan and catholic is not Muslim, why he believe Muslim worship true god?It seems you are a frog living under a well. The sky you see is only the size of a small circle.Ltme enlighten you dear brother in Christ, in this wide world there are hundreds if not thousands of religin and each religion claimed that their God is the true God, understand?
to a muslim, of course they believed that allah is their TRUE God, just us we, christians believed in our Jesus.
to a muslim, of course they believed that allah is their TRUE God, just us we, christians believed in our Jesus.
I think you are missing Jackson's point, he said that the Muslim God is not YHVH but Dan said that all the gods are YHVH just worshipped with false doctrines.
Yep, plus Muslim god teach false doctrine, and say Jesus not god, nor die on the cross
Obvious this doctrine attack the foundation of Christian faith