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wally1 wrote on Dec 24 th, 2013 at 11:05am: Yadda wrote on Dec 24 th, 2013 at 10:39am: wally1 wrote on Dec 24 th, 2013 at 10:09am: Yadda wrote on Dec 24 th, 2013 at 9:24am: Muslims believe in Jesus.hard to believe they would call him a dog. Ah but wally, you are 'conveniently' forgetting about the duality [of 'being'] which ISLAM 'broadcasts', into this world. e.g. 1/ There is the world, according to everyone else. 2/ And then, there is the world, according to moslems/ISLAM.It is only the Christian Jesus, the Jesus of the New Testament, who is a dog. For moslems, there is another Jesus, the Jesus of the Koran, the 'moslem Jesus'. And it is the 'moslem Jesus', who is the one who is revered by moslems. And [according to ISLAMIC doctrine], the 'moslem Jesus' will return at the end of the world, to slaughter all of the Christians, for not being moslems. LET ME SAY THAT AGAIN; According to ISLAMIC doctrine, the 'moslem Jesus' will return at the end of the world, to slaughter all of the Christians.I am not kidding.And THAT, is the 'Jesus', who is revered by ISLAM, and moslems. The 'Jesus' who is the ISLAMIC Jihadist. ......who on his return, is going to slaughter all Christians, because they are not moslems. well that's your view. There is no muslim jesus or Christian jesus.
They are the same person but both religions think differently of him. In islam, jesus is a prophet. In christinaity, you don't know who he is. One day he a prophet, one day he is the son, one day he is God. There is only one jesus, just the beleifs about him vary between the religions. Exactly so - NOT! Quote: The Muslim Jesus.
The name Jesus Also known as: Isa, Eesa al-Maseeh, Hadrat Isa, Isa bin Maryam, or Nabi Isa. Translates into: Jesus, Jesus the Messiah, Honorable Jesus, Jesus son of May, or Prophet Jesus. Important Note: For the remainder of this project in an effort to avoid confusion between Jesus of Christianity and Jesus of Islam, we will be using his Arabic name Isa when referring to the Islamic version of Jesus. A Brief Description Contrary to the Christian belief regarding Jesus, according to Islam, Isa was never crucified, was not the Son of God, was not divine, never experienced death, and was only a human prophet. The expected return of Isa is not remotely similar to what Christians expect with the return of Jesus. Instead, the character and actions of Isa are far more similar to the false prophet mentioned in Revelation. A Brief Summary of Isa' Future Accomplishments
1). He will be subordinate to the Mahdi. 2). Directs all attention off of himself and onto the Mahdi. 3). A devout Muslim. 4). Institutes Islamic Sharia Law. 5). Acts as a Muslim evangelist. 6). Abolishes Christianity. 7). Kills the Dajjal as well as his Jewish followers. 8). Persecute Christians and Jews and forces them to convert or face death. 9). Remains on earth approximately four years. 10). Marries and eventually dies. http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread423757/pg1Above, the individual known as the Mahdi, is the ISLAMIC saviour. n.b. "...according to Islam, Isa [Jesus] was never crucified, was not the Son of God, was not divine, never experienced death, and was only a human prophet." ISLAMIC eschatology and Christian eschatology are essentially role reversals. How surprising, NOT. e.g. The Jewish God [protector of spiritual Israel], is the ISLAMIC SATAN [protector of Jew's, and of Israel, and source of everything evil, and sponsor of all things un-ISLAMIC in this world]. The moslem Jesus is a subordinate of the ISLAMIC end time 'saviour', the Mahdi. If you are interested, look it up. Google; comparing islam christianity dual eschatologyGoogle; comparing islam christianity eschatology'eschatology', is the term referring to 'the end time' theology of a particular religion. Islam is the Exact Opposite of Christianityhttp://www.christianeschatology.com/#islam_the_oppositen.b. ISLAM is the Exact Opposite of Christianity
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