Islamic Prayers at the Vatican

[Revelationist]

Originally Posted by Luke

The alter to the unknown God was on wars hill outside of Athens Greece not in Ninevah.

Does the koran (the muslim book) deny that Jesus died on the cross and deny that Jesus was the Son of God?

Just like the Jews.

[Luke]

Originally Posted by Revelationist

Just like the Jews.

I admit that the religion of Judaism after the cross became a flase religion. However you are wrong and being misleading to say that the Old testament denies the death of Jesus on the cross or that it denies that Jesus was the son of God. Please provide the references.

[Revelationist]

Originally Posted by Luke

I admit that the religion of Judaism after the cross became a flase religion. However you are wrong and being misleading to say that the Old testament denies the death of Jesus on the cross or that it denies that Jesus was the son of God. Please provide the references.

BothJews and Muslims threw out all but the first five books to eliminate references.

[Luke]

Originally Posted by Revelationist

BothJews and Muslims threw out all but the first five books to eliminate references.

Instead of going around and around in circles please answer this simple question:

Does the Jewish holy book deny that Jesus died on the cross or that He was the son of God?

[jfrog]

Originally Posted by Luke

Instead of going around and around in circles please answer this simple question:

Does the Jewish holy book deny that Jesus died on the cross or that He was the son of God?

It matters not what you can make the book say, it matters what the people who read the book believe it says.

[Luke]

Originally Posted by jfrog

It matters not what you can make the book say, it matters what the people who read the book believe it says.

Not true if two books are supposedly about the same God and both claim divine orgin yet one clearly says that Jesus died on the cross and was the Son of God while the other clearly says the exact opposite they are obviously not about the same God nor by the same divine author and what they say is exactly what matters.

[jfrog]

Originally Posted by Luke

Not true if two books are supposedly about the same God and both claim divine orgin yet one clearly says that Jesus died on the cross and was the Son of God while the other clearly says the exact opposite they are obviously not about the same God nor by the same divine author and what they say is exactly what matters.

Is it enough to say that the Quran didn't come from God even though muslims believe it did? And if it was not from God then it was invented by man. Just because they have a book they think is divine that was actually invented by man doesn't mean they automatically have a different God.

[Revelationist]

Originally Posted by Luke

Instead of going around and around in circles please answer this simple question:

Does the Jewish holy book deny that Jesus died on the cross or that He was the son of God?

The Torah does prophecy about Jesus either. Them books have been removed.

[Luke]

Originally Posted by Revelationist

The Torah does prophecy about Jesus either. Them books have been removed.

That is not what I asked you simply avoided the question. Allow me to restate it:

Does the Jewish holy book deny that Jesus died on the cross or that He was the son of God?

[Revelationist]

Originally Posted by Luke

That is not what I asked you simply avoided the question. Allow me to restate it:

Does the Jewish holy book deny that Jesus died on the cross or that He was the son of God?

Your not understanding my answer, both Muslams and Jews use the first five books of the Old Testiment. The prophecys of Jesus have been removed because both groups deny Christ.