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I have a great conspiracy theory... holy trinity the jews are the priests the muslims are the warriors and the christians are the farmers providers etc
NOPE. Simple example, jews believe Jesus Christ is boiling in a vat of feces as a blasphemer. Christians believe Jesus is God the Son in the Holy Trinity.
Jews don't think that. They just don't believe he was the massiah.
Jews absolutely do not believe that. Their belief is that the Messiah is still to come. You could view Christianity as a sect of Judaism since it was created by a split in the Jewish community between those who thought Jesus was the Messiah and those who thought the Messiah had not yet been sent.
@RingOfFire Actually it's in the jewish Talmud.
It is still debated by scholars whether thise passaged refer to Jesus of Nazereth or another Yeshua. It's a common name. Many of the cited passages were written well before Jesus' birth or well after his death. Regardless, you are referring to something written over 2000 years ago.
@jerdanro Yes. Sacred religious texts are typically very old these days, I don't think they release new editions.
And religious beliefs evolve over time.
@jerdanro and yet the talmud is still there. I spent plenty of sabbath evenings in synagogue buddy, I don't know why you are bothering to dispute the talmud.
@RationalMale wrote: "Actually it's in the jewish Talmud"
Good, then since you are an expert in the Talmud, quote the passage (s) from the Talmud that you claim support your assertion that "jews believe Jesus Christ is boiling in a vat of feces as a blasphemer."
Not sn expert at all, but how often is that the topic in synagogue. How many modern Jews discuss that, believe that, or even care?
@RingOfFire. I looked it up from several sources. It is there in some versions. But, one rabbi's analysis of something that isn't even in the Torah, does not mean this is what Jews believe.
Yes all religions have the same principles, be good to your fellow man, help the needy, do unto others, be kind, compassionare and generous
No. Christians suppoze God to jesus. İn İslam our God is Allah. Allah is one. Allah is Not like anything Allah created. Jesus was a human as we as. He eaten drunk and slept. Allah do not eat do not drunk do not slept. Allah is perfect.
He ate* drunk and slept
We Muslims believe to Jesus but he was a prophet
Only Catholics are that way. Not all Christians worship Jesus
No I don’t believe that the Muslim god is the same God I pray to
I don't know about Christianity and Judaism fully having the same God but I know the Great I AM from the Bible is not the same from the Qur'an
They all claim to follow the same Abrahamic god but each one has different texts and books claiming to know what he wants and who actually speaks for him.
No, Christianity considers Jesus to be God. Jews do not. Islam worships neither being pagans.
@Leavesbound Say WHAT? Christians think Jesus is God? Did you fall off the back of the little bus?
Christianity, at least the Lutheran Christian way I was raised, believes that Jesus is the SON, of GOD, and the MESSENGER, and part of the Holy Trinity.
Get your story straight, before posting something you OBVIOUSLY don't know!
Yeah, well, they don't believe that Jesus is god, they worship the fact that he is part of God. And they worship the one true God, the Almighty.
@RJJ33666 Jesus is God because if he was human he can´t be part of the Trinity of God. There are various verses in the Old and the New Testament where it´s clearly said that Humankind and God are two different kind of beings.
Well, it's pretty clear that God and Humans are very different, and yes Jesus is God because of the whole Holy Trinity thing
@JackSmy I don't know what Lutherans believe but the largest denomination of Christian is Roman Catholics and Roman Catholics believe that each of the three components of the trinity are God. They are together God and separately God. This explained to me by a learned Catholic theologian many years ago.
I have often wondered this myself, maybe he started all the religions but man corrupted them over time, when it was too far gone he started another one... that is why they have similar things in common in certain aspects.
No gods are different for different religions.
But all the gods have same responsibilities, same motive and they do it in same way.
That is creation, preservation and destruction.
Some beliefs are different. They are all Abrahamic religions.
Thanks for like!
God's are not same.
As far I know.
There is slight variation.
Abraham, Moses, Jesus, Mohammed
Not trying to refer any of them as God
Only the order they lived
There's only one living GOD. Your asking whether the above practice 100% obedience towards GOD , the answer is No. Religion of any type are NOT born again in spirit followers as the Bible clearly states.
Yep, and the same prophets.
Hence why they are called the Abrahamic Faiths.
Religious people fight..
Asking them not to fight makes your question even funnier..
ONE GOD. Our FATHER. Islam has Allah and Jewish still Waiting for Jesus to come. xx
I think they do... yet they'll kill each other over their interpretations of it all.
Yes.
The same as in all three are imaginary.
No. He who doesn't have the Son, neither has the Father. Islam nor Judaism believe in Jesus Christ as the Son of God.
There's a thought to mull. Christianity (2.4 billion) IS mainstream Judaism. 15 million observant Jews are an artifact.
I didn't realize that Michael Jordan was an Islamic Christian Jew.
drive.google.com/.../view?usp=sharing
It's the same God but each religion believes their way of worship is right.
Yes all worship the God of Abraham. They may differ greatly but ultimately they are all pray to the same God.
Yep they only dont agree on who Jesus is. Jews have no idea about who Jesus was, Christians say he is God, Muslims say he is a prophet
Same! However America uses muslims to fight the west to cases separations and divisions. So the state has all the power and control.
AKa BLM / LBGQ/ feminism and etc..
I think some Christianity secs believe in the same god ( just a different name ).
- im a muslim
Yes, all are monotheistic religions and part of the same general tradition.
I believe Allah is NOT the G0d of Abraham and Moses. I believe Allah was made up by Muhammad.
Allah literally just means God in Arabic lol
An Arabic Bible would refer to God as “Allah”
@SpiderManFan2002 They called Clapton "G0d" once.
Okay firstly I have no idea who ‘Clapton’ is lol
Secondly I can’t see that image lol
G0d transliterated as "G0d" from Arabic means nothing. Read the Koran and compare the natures of the One True God (YHWH) and the false/unknown god Allah.
But it would literally say Allah in the Arabic Bible🤦🏾♀️
Lol and are you sure you’ve read the whole Quran?😅
Yes. Christianity is an offshoot of Judaism, and Judaism and Islam both claim their beginning with Abraham.
No, one religion worships a gay God, one worships an asshole God and the other worships a terrorist God.
You can figure out which one is which.
No. Allah is not the same god of the Jews and Christians.
I am a Christian and I reject Allah and Islam.
You do realize that Allah literally means God in Arabic- Allah, is not some separate mystical God exclusive to Muslims lol
An Arabic Bible would also refer to “God” as “Allah”
@SpiderManFan2002 she's right, and not only that but jesus is considered a prophet.
Yup Jesus (pbuh), Moses (pbuh), and pretty much every Jewish and Christian Prophets are considered Prophets in Islam, the difference is- we believe in Muhammad (pbuh) is the final Prophet of God whereas Jewish people and Christians do not believe Muhammad (pbuh) is the final Prophet.
Additionally, the most respected woman in Islam is Mary, mother of Jesus that there is even a chapter in the Quran named after her.
@still alive
Jesus himself never claimed to be a profit. He equated himself with God. This is the very thing that caused the Pharisees to plot to kill him.
gonna respond to any of her points or are you scared?
@spider man
I am aware of that. I also believe this was the name of the moon god who was worshiped in the Arabian peninsula prior to Islam’s existence.
The Quran does mention Jesus as Isa. I believe he does appear in your religions version of escthology.
@Exterminatore No dude🤦🏾♀️
This claim has no Islamic backing from the scholars of Islam or Historians of Islam, moreover this is a claim made by a German Archeologist Hugo Winckler.
In pre-Islamic Arabia were there Pagan Arabs who worshipped idols? Yes, but despite this the “Moon god” theory is incredibly problematic for several reasons such as the moon god’s name was Sin and was never referred to as Allah, and there was never an idol for Allah (God).
And again, you’re just getting confused with languages. Isa is just the Arabic name for Jesus. If you read an English Quran it is likely it will say “Jesus” instead of “Isa”.
@Exterminatore And it’s not just Muslims that reject the moon god theory, Arab Christians reject this theory too, and even a scholar of the Bible called Rick Brown rejects this theory, because it’s a flawed baseless theory.
@Spiderman
Ok then, what do you think of this?
www.pakistanchristianpost.com/.../52
@Exterminatore Oh how I knew you’d cite me that source😂😂
Well what I just said literally disproves that, and let me cite you what some Christian scholars have to say about the moon theory
Rick Brown:
“Those who claim that Allah is a pagan deity, most notably the moon god, often base their claims on the fact that a symbol of the crescent moon adorns the tops of many mosques and is widely used as a symbol of Islam. It is in fact true that before the coming of Islam many "gods" and idols were worshipped in the Middle East, but the name of the moon god was Sîn, not Allah, and he was not particularly popular in Arabia, the birthplace of Islam. The most prominent idol in Mecca was a god called Hubal, and there is no proof that he was a moon god. It is sometimes claimed that there is a temple to the moon god at Hazor in Palestine. This is based on a representation there of a supplicant wearing a crescent-like pendant. It is not clear, however, that the pendant symbolizes a moon god, and in any case this is not an Arab religious site but an ancient Canaanite site, which was destroyed by Joshua in about 1250 BC. ... If the ancient Arabs worshipped hundreds of idols, then no doubt the moon god Sîn was included, for even the Hebrews were prone to worship the sun and the moon and the stars, but there is no clear evidence that moon-worship was prominent among the Arabs in any way or that the crescent was used as the symbol of a moon god, and Allah was certainly not the moon god's name.”
R. Brown, "Who Is "Allah"?", International Journal of Frontier Missions, 2006, Volume 23, No. 2, p. 79.
“It is an unproven theory, so it may well be false. Even if it turns out to be true, it has little bearing on the Muslim faith since Muslims do not worship a moon god. That would be blasphemy in Islamic teachings. If we use the moon-god theory to discredit Islam, we discredit the Christian Arabic speaking churches and missions throughout the Middle East. This point should not be discounted lightly because the word Allah is found in millions of Arabic Bibles and other Arabic Christian materials. The moon-god theory confuses evangelism. When Christians approach Muslims, they do not know whether they need to convince them that they worship the wrong deity, or to present them the simple Gospel message of our Lord Jesus Christ“
Michael Abd El Massih, "The word Allah and Islam" , in Arabic Bible Outreach Ministries
@Spiderman
Ok, but that article I pasted lists more archeological evidence. Rick Brown isn’t really giving much evidence of anything.
To be fair, it may be entirely possible you are correct about Allah not being the same as the moon god.
What I can say for certain is that Allah is not the God of the Bible, nor the God of the Jews. If you’d like me to explain why, but the list of reasons is by no means short.
Just one example is I think Islam basically teaches is that the Jews received some revelation, and the Christians a little more, but the Muslims the full revelation. That essentially Jews and Christians should work their way towards becoming a Muslim. Kinda like evolution I guess for lack of a better way of putting it. That the Torah is a little revelation and the New Testament builds on that but the Quran is the full Monty.
Anyway. The Jews have similar dietary laws to Muslims I believe. In the New Testament God lifted those dietary restrictions here:
“And he became hungry and wanted something to eat, but while they were preparing it, he fell into a trance and saw the heavens opened and something like a great sheet descending, being let down by its four corners upon the earth. In it were all kinds of animals and reptiles and birds of the air. And there came a voice to him: “Rise, Peter; kill and eat.” But Peter said, “By no means, Lord; for I have never eaten anything that is common or unclean.” And the voice came to him again a second time, “What God has made clean, do not call common.” This happened three times, and the thing was taken up at once to heaven.”
Acts 10:10-16 ESV
Now we get to Islam and basically the same dietary laws God canceled he now reinstates. Makes no sense. This can’t be the same God.
Or there are many names for both Jesus and God. Jehovah, Womderful Counselor, Prince of Peace, Lord, Yahweh, the Alpha and Omega... Allah is not listed among the names for God. Moses asked God his personal name and God responded with
Jehovah or Yahweh. They’re both the same name, but there is debate over how the name is pronounced. So some will say it’s pronounced Jehovah and others Yahweh. Anyway, God did not give his personal name as Allah.
Yes, their God is one. Muslims say God is one while Christians say God has son. Same for Jews.
So that is where the fighting starts
@Kelly6 Yes, you fucking moron. They are all Abrahamic Religions just different interpretations. And yes the interpretations are different enough to kill over.
All 3 religions use old testament but only Christians use New Testament.
I believe so I think there is one god that we all worship in our own way
No, none of them ever existed. It's all a huge farce to control those who believe in such things!
Most religions worship exactly the same god. He just shows himself differently to people of different cultures.
Judeo-Christians are among them, but true Christians aren't.
To my knowledge yes but I guess different personalities of the same one.
Technically speaking, yes they all do. The details are where things get murky and where people start to fight and become intolerant.
For Christians, Jesus is God. Muslims don't worship Jesus as God.
From what I know (which isn't a lot) those religions believe in the same god and believe that they are following his exact word
Yes they do. They don't have the same idea of the Trinity that Christians do but that is more a matter of interpretation.
No at least I don't think we do. As far as I am concern our God ( Christianity) isn't a part of the Judaism and Islam people
Well it depends as where they are from, like Christian, just talks of jesus and jewish and islam might be different
The scriptures are similar so it could be possible. But, I'm quite uncertain about it
they may have a different name, and worship different, but the same God
Yes they do, it's just 3 different versions, all fake though.
I would assume so every one says their God is the one true Lord it could be Deadpool up there talking to his other two heads lol,
Yeah, because for Islam Allah is referred as the real God. Christianity, and Judaism worship the same God.
Christianity jesus is God or son of the God etc..
Muslims jesus is a prophet
Jews jesus is whipped a man.
I'm a musilm, all i can say their gods are our prophets and in islam we only worship one god which is almighty allah.
Are narcotics allowed in Islam?
As a medicine sure but as a recreational drug no.
And why did you chose it as a screen name and a profile background?
Not of your business.
@narcotics But Allah, Yahweh, and Jehovah, are all one, and the same, seen from different perspectives and cultures.
Not exactly. The holy trinity is a uniquely Christian belief. Yet the holy spirit element of God is pretty much the same in all three.
there's only one GOd and that is Paramatma as per Hindu belief these religion can be considered great grand sons of HIndu religion
I dont. I can't take very religious people serious. For me they are like kids that believe in fairy tale
The only PROPER faith is Traditional Christianity. Whether Christianity and Judaism have the same God or not, I don't know. Islam is definitely a different god
How do you define Traditional Christianity? Catholicism?
@NewtoTheSouth No. Christianity that's not tainted with Judaism, Zionism, the Rapture Doctrine...
As Rick Wiles from TruNews calls it..."DPPZism"...(Dispensational Pre-Millennial Pre-Tribulational Zionism). DPPZism would be a FALSE Christianity
Yes, and according to Sikhism all Gods are the same.
Yes, and no, but also neither and both.
It's complicated.
They have some similar things and people, and believes in one God.
But unlike other two, Christianity have the concept of holy Trinity
Christians and Muslims have the same gods but not jewish, for christians jesus is their god and in islam jesus's name is (Prophet Issa) The God in Islam is Allah and Issa (jesus) is his messenger, so yeah almost same.
Of course, they are Abrahamic religions. They have the very same origin. And actually share a lot in common.
How can they have the same God when they're always like "Our God is the real God" all the time?
No, because JESUS is the foundation of Christianity.