Rakhel
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DailyMail: A new discovered bible.
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Gospel of Barnabas
Christians say that was written by a muslim.
I read it this is a history about Jesus Christ. It has been written by one of the follower of Jesus, Barnabas
I didn't see a conflict to the Bible. Barnabas accuse Pavlos to not be honest and he says Jesus was not a God but a prophet.
He says also Jesus has not died in the crufix but he was Judah (Judah Iskariyyot)
God made Judah's face as Jesus face and Judah's has dien in the crufix and Jesus was taken to the sky.
Christians say that was written by a muslim.
I read it this is a history about Jesus Christ. It has been written by one of the follower of Jesus, Barnabas
I didn't see a conflict to the Bible. Barnabas accuse Pavlos to not be honest and he says Jesus was not a God but a prophet.
He says also Jesus has not died in the crufix but he was Judah (Judah Iskariyyot)
God made Judah's face as Jesus face and Judah's has dien in the crufix and Jesus was taken to the sky.
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dyanaprajna2011
Dharmapala
Let's not misrepresent what's going on here. The Gospel of Barnabas goes completely against what's in the Bible. It also was not written by the biblical Barnabas. It was written in the 16th century, probably in Spain, then went on to Italy. Let's not fudge this. Muslims like to claim that the Gospel of Barnabas proves Islam's superiority over Christianity, but I have a question: do you agree that Mohammed is the messiah, in denial of what the Qur'an teaches? Because that's what the Gospel of Barnabas says. So, you either accept the Qur'an and reject the Gospel of Barnabas, or accept the Gospel of Barnabas and reject the Qur'an. Can't have it both ways.
I didn't say I believe in Gospel of Barnabas but I read it and I marked also that according to Christians it was written by a muslim. I don't try to prove that islam is superior to Christianity. You are free to choose your relgion the God gave us this freedom and a muslim's aim no to prove that islam is superior to Christiannity but to be a good believer to obey the God.
note: Muslims also believe in Jesus but as a prophet
dyanaprajna2011
Dharmapala
I'm not a Christian, I'm a Buddhist. I was only pointing out the fallacy of a Muslim accepting this work as something inspired by a higher being. There is some research to suggest, and I'm not sure how valid this is, that it wasn't a Muslim who wrote it, because it contains doctrines that Muslims would reject as well as Christians, but it was an attempt to syncratize the two into one religion.
That would make a lot of people facepalm xD