The Christians Are Polytheists

Thanks for that well written response Julia and I hope I can refute some of your arguments. "It is obvious you don't know who God is." - Considering you just made an unjust assertion with no factual evidence to support your claim I don't see much validity here. What if I said you obviously don't know God because you deny Jesus is God. Do I not have just as much evidence, which is none, as you to make this claim? Does the Bible really belittle God? No it actually exalts him! The fact that he came as a man to shed his precious divine blood for our sins and that he walked along side Adam as a friend and talked with him shows an incredible amount of love and friendship. Muslims wrongfully conclude that this makes him look weak and inglorious when the opposite is true. If God came down from his Heavenly Throne because he valued us more than his own Majesty, does this not bring more Glory and Honor to His name then we could ever imagine? I also saw that you made the claim that since God didn't overpower Jacob then he's somehow weaker. God gave up purposely to Jacob in order to prove a point and give him a message. If an adult is wrestling a 5 year old and he purposely loses then does that mean he's weaker than the child. Noooo!!! Is the Trinity a pagan tradition? Well I will admit that some non christians had things similar to the trinity, but how does that mean the trinity is wrong? We also need to make it clear that there were also monotheistic Faiths back then, but does that mean all religions who worship One God came from these? Just because someone had a similar belief doesn't make you wrong. There is also no historical or archeological evidence that Christians copied these ideas from these later sources. I hate to change the subject, but it does seem a bit hypocritical considering Muslims themselves will tell you that lots of the their core doctrines came from paganism. Here are a couple.... - Veneration of the Black Stone - Praying 5 times a day towards Mecca - Fasting on the tenth of Muharram -Tawaf between Safa and Mara - Requirement of Ihram - Circulating around Kabba 7 times - Crescent moon symbol There are hundreds more, but I think this will suffice. Does the term trinity not appear in Scripture? Well yes, your absolutely right, the word doesn't, but the meaning and components of the word does. Is the word Tawhid in the Quran?????? Nope Is 1 John 5:7 not supposed to be in the Bible? No, actually many scholars have stopped using this argument for the following reasons. - The verse itself predates Codex Vaticanius and Sinaticus based on the fact that early Christians and Bishops quoted these verses from the time of the Early Church. Some of the Church Fathers who quote these verses are Terrullian, Prsicillian, Cyprian, Idasius, Authenius, Aurelius Augustine, and several Orthodox African writers. - Many early Christian documents have it including the Speculum, Wianbergenisis, 3 witnesses of heaven, Historia persecutionius, minuscule 635, 88, 629, Latin vulgate, old Latin texts, best preserved Greek manuscript texts, Waldensians Bibles, and even Nestl" in his Greek New Testament based off the Alexandrian manuscripts admits it should be there. - The Waldensians preserved it in the Ancient Latin Bibles which could be traced from the days of the Apostles themselves. Mathew 28:19 should also be there based on quotes from early church Fathers and the oldest extra Biblical Christian writing called the Didache from the first century says...... "And concerning baptism baptize as follows. In the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in living water. If there is not enough water, then pour it on their heads 3 times( Trinitarian Formula) in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit." Thanks back to you PS please leave the next argument short so I can fit in why the trinity does not contradict the oneness of God. My phone gets Janky after I put a long message down :)