"God" In Other Religions

[lethal_kamikaze]

Re: “God” In Other Religions

Peace kaka,

Would you like to tell what is your religion? This will help me to communicate with you in better way. If you don’t wish to tell its oky. I’ll continue without knowing your religion.

@kaka_in_usa

lk you are still havent answered my question. trust me the challenge you are talking about is long beaten. none of the verse that is written in any book including quran are unique or so good that cant be beat. heck even lord of the rings have better verses .
and even if it was true then Einstein should be another messenger as even his work cannot or has not been surpassed.
your next argument that the book says it is the book from the god then again it is a very weak argument. i can produce books which are written by gods themselves. how can you beat that.
and again, non abrahmic religions hardly follow any books hence any references are not taken as thumb rule. like i said we believe in god more.
PS. you called jesus a prophet but most of the world dont think that way. it is son of god for many and a just a great man for the rest. and i respect both of you guys feelings. point is its a belief system. everyone is entitled to have one.

See the Prophet Moses, Prophet Jesus and Prophet Muhammad PBUH all, said and invited all others towards the unity of One True God. Prophet Moses said in Hebrew language as under mentioned in The Bible, Deuteronomy 6:4

**“Shama Israelu Adonai Ila Hayno Adna Ikhad”
Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God is one Lord
**
Some thirteen hundred fifity years after the Prophet Moses, a learned Man of jews called scribes once asked Prophet Jesus pbuh as to which was the first commandment of all, to which Prophet Jesus pbuh merely repeated what Moses (pbuh) had said earlier without any changes even a single dot.

Some six hundred after Prophet Jesus PBUH, some chiristian came to Prophet Muhammad PBUH and asked 'What is your concept of God? Prophet Muhammad PBUH said [Quran 112:1]:

“Qul huwa Allahu ahad”
Say, He is Allah [who is] One.

The words Ikhad and Ahad means ‘One’. Now where is the difference? It is the same word with same meanings preached by One God ‘Almighty Allah’ through his Prophets/Messengers.
and the below I quoted what babloos said earlier in another thread:

**Originally Posted by babloos **
about one single god yes vedas tells there is just one single existance which doesn’t have any shape or form.

Quote of Albert Einstein: The Science without religion is lame, and religion without science is blind"