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By John Stone, published 25/11/2005John Stone argues the Federal Government is not facing the reality of an exclusive Islamic culture.
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Fellow-Human, I'll have a go at answering your illogical logic (point 2 above):
>>How exactly did Mohamed PBUH benefit from mentioning Jesus story in this fashion? <<
Well history shows that mohammed annihilated anyone who did not agree with his theories. He never took criticism lightly. He was the first terrorist. He wrote the first manual still used today by his followers.
>>Who exactly would have found it credible?<<
It seems he convinced a few stooges then and sadly there is no shortage today.
GoldBrick,
Interesting how FH picks the questions he can fudge and overlooks those he can’t.
You mentioned on December 14:
>>It is most likely that our sins existed before we were born. Our sins of this world are nothing more than a reflection of our current sinful status.<<
In the first book “genesis” SIN is introduced unto humanity following “the fall” of Adam and Eve. The once perfect relationship between God the Father and His creation was broken.
This factor is an essential foundation of the Judeo-Christian bible. We are all born sinners – and in desperate need for a saviour.
In the Qur’an “the fall” is a physical fall from an etherial paradise (where ever that is) an intergalactic drop (Mr. Bean style) onto earth. Adam was spiritually the same before and after the fall - therefore not any different from Jesus or any other ‘prophet’ after him.
This divergence alone makes the two books: the Bible versus the Qur’an forever contradictory and eternally irreconcilable to each other.
The first sets the scene for a saviour ‘Jesus’ - the other conveniently and essentially finds no need for ‘Jesus’.