Q. is Where is Jesu'?

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What about me? I will be your minister of whiskey & vodka :hehe: And I will manage all the beaches for you :smiley:

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Originally posted by google: *
Why do you think God use Tool(Prophet) to teach mankind? Wouldn’t it be better for God to **inspire* HIS people to the religion? In that way God can have 100 submission.
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I don't know why. But I know God is watching us. He doesn't tell us what to do, but he knows.

He is able to talk to ones heart.

Believe he does.

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Jesus's body is dead. That's true. However, who is Jesus? For before Moses was born, he was. Before Adam was made, he was. Thus, that means that Jesus isn't merely a body.
Jesus clearly stated "I am God" (however he phrased it). When God came down to this world, he decided to take the form of a human being, to limit himself to the natural laws of the universe he created. After he was done with his business here, his body died. It's only temporary.

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AAG,

I have been reading your responses for a while now. What boggles me is, that you claim to believe in Mohammad (saw), albeit to your claim to be christian. (muslim brothers, no pun intended, but if I were to believe in the prophethood of Mohammed (saw), I would'nt be a Christian then, would I?....)

Ironically, you say you believe in Mohammed (saw), yet you are trying to rewrite the Quran's strict concept about assigning "partners" to Allah, Where it is considered "shirk" to even think about it.
( by the way, muslim brothers, christianity never assigns "partners" to God. We believe that Jesus is God's manifestation of himself in human form, and The Spirit is like His breath, a gift, He gives to whoever asks. God is Supreme and absolutely Nothing is beyond Him. Your negation... Our belief! )

Because of these stark contrasts between Islam and Christianity, they can never "blend or evlove" into one. ( the Bahai's are trying this with all religions )
Can Islam and Christianity co-exist? Yes they have, they can and they always will. Like parallel lines they must run together, but will never meet.
AAG,
I really don't mean to sound rude, but please spare us your sanctimonious jazz, and take a stand. ( unless ofcourse you are Bahai and your faith encompasses these "evolutionary" concepts.)

b

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*Originally posted by blitz: *
AAG,

I have been reading your responses for a while now. What boggles me is, that you claim to believe in Mohammad (saw), albeit to your claim to be christian. (muslim brothers, no pun intended, but if I were to believe in the prophethood of Mohammed (saw), I would'nt be a Christian then, would I?....)

Ironically, you say you believe in Mohammed (saw), yet you are trying to rewrite the Quran's strict concept about assigning "partners" to Allah, Where it is considered "shirk" to even think about it.
( by the way, muslim brothers, christianity never assigns "partners" to God. We believe that Jesus is God's manifestation of himself in human form, and The Spirit is like His breath, a gift, He gives to whoever asks. God is Supreme and absolutely Nothing is beyond Him. Your negation... Our belief! )

Because of these stark contrasts between Islam and Christianity, they can never "blend or evlove" into one. ( the Bahai's are trying this with all religions )
Can Islam and Christianity co-exist? Yes they have, they can and they always will. Like parallel lines they must run together, but will never meet.
AAG,
I really don't mean to sound rude, but please spare us your sanctimonious jazz, and take a stand. ( unless ofcourse you are Bahai and your faith encompasses these "evolutionary" concepts.)

b
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Not sure what I am exactly. I was raised in the catholic faith. And you don't sound rude. I can't help but think that Mohammand, Abraham and Jesus are Gods partners.

Reason why I think so is because they brought us morality. Read their words. I don't think they differ very much on what we are supposed to believe when we think of God.

Do you?

I believe that God brings his words and knowledge in different ways to different people so that they can hear and understand.

What any good teacher would teach.

I tend to think of God as a teacher. A leader and a father.

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I second that!

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^ Indeed its a news to someone (including myself) what you quoted of PA post above but a false news. :)

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Do what I do. I do not even pay attention to the rumours and propaganda. :)

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Much the same as what I would say regarding your reaction brother :)

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I should listen to AQ brother what he stated and should do that. :)

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I should too brother :)
Salam...