from an objective perspective judaism is the most believable religion in the world

I will begin my final round with reinstating my argument for the authenticity of Judaism, and demonstrate that your "story" is no comparison. You see the thing is like this the Jews don't just have a text and claim something happened,they say that it happened to them, to the nation, they were given dozens of commandments to commemorate the exodus from Egypt, They celebrated (and celebrate) the anniversy of the exodus from Egypt every year (as an aside to show how great the celebration was when the holy temple stood in Jerusalem, part of the Passover celebration was the commandment to sacrifice a Pascal lamb (with enough people per lamb to eat it that night) and Josephus (the reporter of the Romans) records that Rome wanted a general count of the Jewish population so they counted the amount of sacrifices brought in the year 65 c.e. it amounted to 256,500 and he writes that to each sacrifice was probably between 10 to 20 people), This is not just a text this is a national experience. (there's more to be said but for this discussion this will suffice.) Now like i pointed out in my original argument that even if someone disagrees with the argument - That is to say that someone along the line in history came and convinced the Jewish people that they had this experience (and even had the chutzpa to tell them numerous times that this is not something you have to rely on anyone rather this is something you have experienced and seen with your own eyes, i quote you the bible deuteronomy 4:32-35 "For ask now of the days that are past, which were before you, since the day that God created man on the earth, and ask from one end of heaven to the other, whether such a great thing as this has ever happened or was ever heard of. Has any people heard the voice of God speaking from the middle of a fire just as you did, and survived it?. Or has any god ever attempted to go and take a nation for himself from the midst of another nation, by trials, by signs, by wonders, and by war, by a mighty hand and an outstretched arm, and by great deeds of terror, all of which the LORD your God did for you in Egypt before your eyes?. To you it was shown that you might know that the LORD, He is God; there is no other besides Him.") - That"s fine that's his opinion but from an objective perspective Judaism is the most believable over other religions who don't have this argument in their favor. Your tales are nothing of the kind, I'm a little ignorant of Islam so i checked up the whole thing and heres was i found. In the Muslim faith there"s something called the sahaba these are companions of Mohamed who (supposedly) record what they saw. The collection of these thousands of stories are called the hadith for more details http://en.wikipedia.org.... I'll just quote one piece from the article "Lists of prominent companions usually run to 50 or 60 names, being the people most closely associated with Muhammad. However, there were clearly many others who had some contact with Muhammad, and their names and biographies were recorded in religious reference texts such as Ibn Sa'd al-Baghdadi's (MuM17;ammad ibn Sa'd) early Kitāb at-Tabāqat al-Kabīr (The book of The Major Classes). The book entitled Ist""b f" ma"rifat-il-Ash"b by Hafidh Yusuf bin Muhammad bin Qurtubi (death 1071) consists of 2,770 biographies of male and 381 biographies of female Sahaba."end quote. This particular story you relate is recorded in the name of either Abu huraira or Abu sa'id al khudri http://www.radioislam.org.za... (A.individuals not a national experience,B.one legend among thousands, such an experience with tens of thousands of people wouldn't have been just an obscure legend cluttered together with the rest). Both famous sahabas, abu huraira wrote 5,375 hadith http://en.wikipedia.org... (interesting to note it says in that article that, quote Shi'a tradition rejects the authenticity of Abu Hurairah's hadith, seldom accepting only when there are similar hadith narrated by Sahabah (companions) and family of Muhammad who are considered reliable by Shi"a. End quote). And there's another version of the story in Islamic tradition quoting the daughter of Bashir b. Sa"d, the sister of Numan b. Bashir which describes the story happening with a few companions in the trench http://www.resulullah.org.... In any event there's no need to elaborate how there's no comparison between your legends and Judaism. And just to ask the obvious question, in an army of 30,000 people there was only 4 handfuls of food, sounds weird to me. "So basically you saying it doesnt matter if you are a Jew or non-Jew... every righteous person eventually will go to heaven." I never said it doesn't matter just because everyone could go to heaven doesn't mean it doesn't matter, religion is not about heaven and rewards (that's not called worshiping g-d that's worshiping yourself) it's about being close to g-d and having a relationship with him, and like i said yes Jews are closer to g-d. But that means closer not that (g-d forbid) a non-jew can't be very close to g-d (The prophet Noah was not a Jew that's why it's called the noahite laws because every person could be as righteous as Noah). " i believe God is just and will address all humanity not only the jews." Well like i told you Judaism does believe that g-d addressed all of humanity just through the torah and Moses with a set of laws called the seven noahite laws (that was the relevance btw, the point that g-d did address the non-jews. "As muslims, we believe that God choose the children of isreal." I wish that your coreligionists would feel the same... "In islam you must believe in God and do good deeds, not only being good person, thats for me makes more sense, why athiest who doesnt care about god will have a share?... look without God or religion their is no true morality - its just a human construct, an idea that poeple made up." Part of the seven noahite laws is believing in g-d, and those laws are commanded by g-d, i don't know what you're responding to. "im not saying all what is written is distorted, i can give for an example the in dead sea scrolls there are some texts exactly the same as todays text, but there are many things beside to talk about, im talking through what scholarship is saying. im not forcing my opinion on poeples throat, you can search it. here a new debate on Torah reliability... https://www.youtube.com...; I did not have the time to sit through a more than 2 hour debate but being that you mentioned the dead sea scrolls (from 2,000 years ago) here a link that shows the integrity of the bible from the dead sea scrolls. http://www.apologeticspress.org... shalom and blessing