Outrage As Kindergarten Takes Christian Children To Mosque To Kneel And Praise Allah (1 Viewer)

[PeteEU]

There are three gods in the Abrahamic religions:

Yahweh - Jewish god
Allah - Islamic god
God ("Theos") - Christian god

Are they the same god? Some pretend they are but in reality, they can't be the same. Yahweh did not have a son. Neither did Allah. Both were unitarian gods, while the Christian god is a triune god with a son and a spirit added on. Yahweh and Allah could be the same god, but neither is like the Christian god at all.

Sigh..

They are the same God....the ONLY ones who deny this are certain Christians who also wanted to exterminate Jews. These Christians started things like the Crusades, where Jews were the first to be slaughtered and the same Christians who committed genocide against Jews several times over a 1000 years. And for the love of God/Allah.. dont tell these Christians that Jesus was a JEW! and most likely not "white enough" for their tastes.

 

[PeteEU]

Allah is not the same God of the Holy Bible.

For it is written

Thou shall put no other God before me.

Yes it is.. Allah is the Arabic name for.. God.

So when you say..

Thou shall put no other God before me.

Then you shoot yourself in the foot. The Bible was written before the Koran, which of course means.. it is the same God.

Now of course the same text has been used by Christians to justify genocide against the Jews and other non believers, despite Jesus their hero being JEWISH!

 

[Airyaman]

Sigh..

They are the same God....the ONLY ones who deny this are certain Christians who also wanted to exterminate Jews. These Christians started things like the Crusades, where Jews were the first to be slaughtered and the same Christians who committed genocide against Jews several times over a 1000 years. And for the love of God/Allah.. dont tell these Christians that Jesus was a JEW! and most likely not "white enough" for their tastes.

Baloney.

Other people who may "deny" that the gods are the same are people who don't need to believe any are the same. As an atheist, I can only judge the various gods by the writings of the various religions. In those writings, you have at least two different, if not 3 different gods.

The Christian god is definitely not the Hebrew god. The Christian god supports human sacrifice while the Hebrew god does not. The Hebrew god appears to be a very vengeful and destructive god who requires large rulesets to live by while the Christian god appears to forgiving and much less strict. The Hebrew god did not ever have or predict he would have a human offspring, while we know the Christian god did.

I do not really discuss the Muslim god because I really have not studied Islam nor do I see a reason to. As an ex-Christian of 20 years, I have both the Old and New Testament to guide my understanding of the two different gods of the respective religions. But from what little I know, the Muslim god is certainly closer to the Hebrew god.

The Christian god is the result of trying to mix Jewish people in with the Roman and Greek pagans and then coming up with a religion from those mixed beliefs. That is why the Christian god is triune and believes in such practices as human sacrifice and virgin birth, both known beliefs in pagan religions of the time. It also explains the multiple miracles of Jesus, much like the feats of Hercules or other pagan demi-gods.

 

[PeteEU]

Baloney.

Other people who may "deny" that the gods are the same are people who don't need to believe any are the same. As an atheist, I can only judge the various gods by the writings of the various religions. In those writings, you have at least two different, if not 3 different gods.

The Christian god is definitely not the Hebrew god. The Christian god supports human sacrifice while the Hebrew god does not. The Hebrew god appears to be a very vengeful and destructive god who requires large rulesets to live by while the Christian god appears to forgiving and much less strict. The Hebrew god did not ever have or predict he would have a human offspring, while we know the Christian god did.

I do not really discuss the Muslim god because I really have not studied Islam nor do I see a reason to. As an ex-Christian of 20 years, I have both the Old and New Testament to guide my understanding of the two different gods of the respective religions. But from what little I know, the Muslim god is certainly closer to the Hebrew god.

The Christian god is the result of trying to mix Jewish people in with the Roman and Greek pagans and then coming up with a religion from those mixed beliefs. That is why the Christian god is triune and believes in such practices as human sacrifice and virgin birth, both known beliefs in pagan religions of the time. It also explains the multiple miracles of Jesus, much like the feats of Hercules or other pagan demi-gods.

Lol..

The Old Testament (OT) is the first division of the Christian biblical canon, which is based primarily upon the 24 books of the Hebrew Bible, or Tanakh, a collection of ancient religious Hebrew and occasionally Aramaic writings by the Israelites.[1] The second division of Christian Bibles is the New Testament, written in Koine Greek.

Old Testament - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

So yes same God and Jesus was a Jew.

 

[Manc Skipper]

Baloney.

Other people who may "deny" that the gods are the same are people who don't need to believe any are the same. As an atheist, I can only judge the various gods by the writings of the various religions. In those writings, you have at least two different, if not 3 different gods.

The Christian god is definitely not the Hebrew god. The Christian god supports human sacrifice while the Hebrew god does not. The Hebrew god appears to be a very vengeful and destructive god who requires large rulesets to live by while the Christian god appears to forgiving and much less strict. The Hebrew god did not ever have or predict he would have a human offspring, while we know the Christian god did.

I do not really discuss the Muslim god because I really have not studied Islam nor do I see a reason to. As an ex-Christian of 20 years, I have both the Old and New Testament to guide my understanding of the two different gods of the respective religions. But from what little I know, the Muslim god is certainly closer to the Hebrew god.

The Christian god is the result of trying to mix Jewish people in with the Roman and Greek pagans and then coming up with a religion from those mixed beliefs. That is why the Christian god is triune and believes in such practices as human sacrifice and virgin birth, both known beliefs in pagan religions of the time. It also explains the multiple miracles of Jesus, much like the feats of Hercules or other pagan demi-gods.

The "People of the Book" all worship the same God Abraham did. With embellishments.

 

[j brown's body]

Seems Muslims believe that Jesus was a prophet and messenger of God, its probably the same God.

 

[Peter]

I take it American Muslims are never taken to churches in the US and asked to pray?

That obviously never happens.

 

[Airyaman]

The "People of the Book" all worship the same God Abraham did. With embellishments.

At least they think they do. There are actually billions of gods, all of which reside in the imaginations of every believer.