The Bible has errors?

No Muslim can prove to me that Jesus was not the Son of God.  Nor can I prove to them what I believe to be true.  That is the power of belief. 

To a degree you are right but we have been given a mind to use. Most moslems I meet have not said it is a matter of belief. They have all encouraged me to think and use my mind. Rarely have I ever heard Christians say that. That somehow I need to just believe that God created his son (who by the way is God) to come down and die for us, (can God die in any form?) And then Jesus rose to be seated by God, but is God and somewhere in there is the holy spirit. Who sits next to God and Jesus but is God too.. rather confusing and actually illogical.

In Islam, they say, look at life, look around you, use logic, use science. Use your mind. Then if you can look at these things in a way and can "see" the divine then you believe in God. And the Quran is about helping people to see these signs. And if you believe in the Signs then you will believe in the Divine. Something mysterious and beyond all humans. Then it follows to logic that to give us knowledge God has sent people to be messengers or prophets. And God being just has sent these messengers to all peoples so that they can KNOW. We don't know all of them. Just some.

Seems logical to me. Jesus was one of the prophets / messengers. The message was corrupted by people for their own personal / political gain. It became corrupted and the Bible was altered to suit peoples' purposes.

Cyril wrote: Muslims must use their minds... but according to the lines of the Quran. When it says that man is made from clay, you must precisely not use your mind or you would notice that it is a repeat of an old pagan myth.

Repeat of an old pagan myth ? May I ask for some more info on this, perhaps in a new thread   

Christians may not say that you have to use your mind but they just do it. See the tremendous progress in all types of sciences that has come from Christian countries compared to the rather "not use your mind" attitude of Muslim countries.

It depends on who you define as "Christian." Are you talking about people who have separated themselves from religion, commonly referred to as humanists? As we know most "advances" are done in predominantly secular countries. There has been a turning away from combining faith and science in these areas.  This started in Europe during the Renaissance. And it did not make the religious sectors happy at all and resulted in the Roman Inquisition.  

As far as what Moslems did in the past I would say the colonization of lands that were predominantly Moslem had an effect on efforts. How can you be worried about science and such if you are fighting for your livelihood and survival?

And it can be argued in the west that people have so far turned away from spirituality that they have seen it is their �right� to destroy and pillage the natural world.  It is this type of superiority complex has left us shakey in terms of long-term survival. The excesses of the west are a danger to the planet. If there was a true connection to the spiritual, would people waste so much as focus on accumulating so many useless and wasteful possessions?