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the revelationof the Quran at the same person (prophet Muhammad pbuh) at the same time/age ,it's not like the revelation of the bible at many persons (authors of the New testement ) in diferent ages/times
Is there any limit to what Christians believe?I would not get so hung up on HOW God gave us the Bible, but that he did. Now, I have not attacked your Quran, so why attack my Bible? I enjoy sharing my beliefs and hearing those of others, but to constantly nitpick about how God gave us the Bible, is getting old.
There are core doctrines central to Christianity that most Christians believe, then there are less important things like different ways of worship, traditions, and teachings that we may differ somewhat on but that don't make us any less Christian. Like an ice cream store, we have many flavors but its all ice cream.Is there any limit to what Christians believe?
brother we are not in war , attack and defend ...etcI would not get so hung up on HOW God gave us the Bible, but that he did. Now, I have not attacked your Quran, so why attack my Bible? I enjoy sharing my beliefs and hearing those of others, but to constantly nitpick about how God gave us the Bible, is getting old.
I want to know if some one could deny these top 10 reasons , which give clear proofs, which deny that Jesus (pbuh) was not a God
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YouTube - Top 10 reasons why Jesus Christ Isn't God-TheDeenShow
I guess you had a confused info , do you know what is mean Allah ?So I need to watch a 48 minute video of someone that thinks that allah is god telling me why my God isn't God.
and I add this :Hello Godobeyer
Why was then another revelation through Muhammad necessary?
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Kirk Cameron And Bananas - YouTube
Oh, wait, isn't this the videos that prove nothing thread...
fortunately , my video is longer than your video . could you show this video to your family ?[youtube]2z-OLG0KyR4[/youtube]
Kirk Cameron And Bananas - YouTube
Oh, wait, isn't this the videos that prove nothing thread...
Nope, this video is absolute trash. I can't comment on yours as I haven't seen it. 48 minutes is a bit long for my attention span.fortunately , my video is longer than your video . could you show this video to your family ?
I know it now , Jesus (pbuh) is his father himselfJesus is one with the Father.. And His Father is my Father. You will know it later.
Allah is arabic word ,english is God , french is dieuGodobeyer-don't believe everything you read on Wikipedia. Sikhs, to the best of my knowledge, do not use Allah when speaking of God. They call God "Nam" or "Ik Onkar". Any Sikhs here want to check my work?
Allah is arabic word ,english is God , french is dieu
Jesus (pbuh) called his god "Elahi" in Aramaic , it's the same word that we used in arabic when we say "my god " in arabic.
this is a part of the movie with original langage "aramaic" passion of the christ
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,in aramaic JESUS CALLED GOD: ALLAH - YouTube
aramaic and arabic and hebrew are semitic langages , they spell many word the same way .
and if you want more info plz check this link in this forum :
http://www.religiousforums.com/foru...04471-jesus-pbuh-said-elahi-his-language.html
look brother it's seem i missunderstand you , maybe it's because my fast read or something else . I just edit my postYes, each language has it's own word for 'god'. But you quoted the Wiki that said that Sikhs use the word Allah for god. This is incorrect. Even for those Sikhs who do not speak Punjab, they still use their religious terms for god. It's the same as a non-Arabic speaking Muslim. They still use Allah for god, regardless of what language they speak normally.
Allah is arabic word ,english is God , french is dieu
Jesus (pbuh) called his god "Elahi" in Aramaic , it's the same word that we used in arabic when we say "my god " in arabic.