popsthebuilder
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When did I refute Father, Son, or the Holy Spirit exactly?I am not going to go over it with you again popsthebuilder.
So, I quoted from ISLAM SACRED books and you reject them.
Isa is not the Jesus of the Bible; therefore, not the Messiah of the Bible.
Allah is not the God of the Bible.
Muslims are NOT assured of salvation.
What else do you want?
So?
The Bible talks about God as a plurality. That you do not accept what the Bible says that is something you will have to take with God (Father, Son, Holy Spirit).
I quote from SACRED sources from ISLAM. You reject their sources and you want to discuss Islam with me? You started on the wrong foot already.
When did I say I wanted to discuss Islam?
Jesus, Joseph, Mary, Elias, Moses, Abraham, Arron, and the vast majority of those spoken of in the old testament are indeed the same ones spoken of in the Quran.
I specifically said I was speaking of only the Quran and Bible multiple times now, yet you want to refute a non existent argument about a topic never brought up by me.
Like I said; if you want to speak about the Quran or Bible or trinity doctrine then fine, but don't expect me to accept quotes from other sources, as those sources aren't core sacred texts, but the attempt at explanation by others leading to preconceived notions, such as Jesus isn't Jesus in the Quran because this other writing that isn't the Bible or Quran doesn't say so.
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