believer/ nonbeliever

minuteman wrote: robin wrote: believer wrote: Yes robin- It makes so much sense!!   Wouldn't you go to those who were given the law first, then to thiose that knew nothing of GOD's Law?   I don't understand why Muslims don't get this.  Maybe because it has been drummed into their heads?  I don't know.  There are many bits of misinformation to correct.   That is easy to answer; they taught not believe what the prophet Jesus said!    robin, do not accuse us falsely. Where did Muhammad or the Quran say to Muslims that they should not believe what Jesus said. robin, you also do not believe many things that Jesus said. You clearly do against the teachings of Jesus and try to interpret the teachings of Jesus in your own way without any proofs.    We Muslims disagree with the christians about the teachings of Jesus. That is all. But we believe in Jesus and we love Jesus. But it appears that you do not believe in Jesus as a prophet or as a God. And, robin, you do not love Jesus too. If you do then please write in clear words that you believe in Jesus as a prophet and you believe in Jesus as a God and that you love Jesus.    Please welcome to that. It is not good to blame Muslims who love Jesus.

Edited by robin - 27 July 2008 at 12:32am

I would be very happy to read the words of Jesus to decide if I believe what he said. Which Book of the Bible did Jesus write?

believer wrote: minuteman said -  "Please write something from yourself too. Do not just paste the words of the bible NT."   You have mentioned this to me too.  We have to, we are moved to,  it is GOD's Word by what we live.

hi Shasta's Aunt, I don't have the book, I simply dismissed the title because Jesus didn't write any book, in my opinion. He had the jewish scriptures to follow and even there I don't think he followed all since he certainly changed peoples views on life. And christianity was formed after Jesus, and the scriptures put together later on.