I believe that he was "sent" (if you insist on using that word) specifically to the Jews.
But it's still possible for anyone to benefit from his teachings.
It's like if I were to throw you a street party for your birthday, but still allow anyone to come, dance, take food, etc. Yeah, the party...
But the Qur'an doesn't get it wrong.
In fact, the Qur'an doesn't even mention the name of the son. It's only Arabs who have later come to think that it was Ishmael who was to be sacrificed.
Well, why would God only make one faith acceptable, especially when that one faith is not practiced by six sevenths of the world's population? These six sevenths are then not saved. This would be a colossal failure on Jesus' part, wouldn't it?
1. Who is the true God? Who is the false God?
2. Humans don't die because they're paying the wages of sin. They die because, at some point of another, the chemical process that keep them alive stop functioning properly and they're unable to sustain the body.
These are querstions we must...
I'm fine, thanks! I just got back from a two-week vacation, so that was fun. I'm now trying to recuperate.
And you always did seem like a UU type of person to me, actually.
OK, you're right, then. His emphasis wasn't the same as that of the mainstream Jews around him.
But why would you say that he is "very weak" on ritual commandments?
I can't Frubal you right now, so I'll just compliment you on your post-making skills right here, directly.
Though I'd say that Muslims do their own fair share of marketing, it doesn't often seem like a "television commercial".