Why Islam is truth not Christianity

First: I will admit that I should have phrased my last sentence better. The Quran does not expressly say that Jesus is divine. What I should have said is this: Muslims believe in the Quran and the Torah. The Torah (which came first) says that "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God and the Word was God." This is the same phrase that the Quran chooses to name Jesus - The Word of God. This is a phrase reserved especially for Jesus an not for any other prophet or character in the Quran. Second: Jesus son of Mary is the only prophet referred to as the Word of God in the Quran. All other prophets are referred to as teaching the word of God, teaching the truth of god, or being a messenger of God. All prophets have the word, and know the word, and teach the word, but only Jesus is referred to as being the word. If you know of a verse that specifically calls a prophet the word of god, please quote a verse for me so that I will know. If these phrases merely mean Jesus the Prophet, as you claim, then why are they used exclusively for Jesus and not for any other prophet mentioned in the Quran? Only Jesus son of Mary is "kalimat allah," the word of God, the phrase from the Torah, first holy book of Islam. Quran 3:55 "Behold! Allah said: O Jesus! I will take thee And raise thee to Myself And clear thee (of the falsehoods) Of those who blaspheme; I will make those Who follow thee superior To those who reject faith, To the Day of Resurrection: Then shall ye all return unto me, And I will judge Between you of the matters wherein ye dispute." Third: God as Triune is merely a mechanism for better understanding what God is. What are all the properties of H2O? We could look at water all day long, and study it all we want, but until we understand H2O as vapor and as ice we won't fully appreciate everything that H2O can do. Water can smooth out a stone, but ice can expand cracks and carve out the Grand Canyon. Water can reshape itself to fit into the bottom of a vase, but mist can expand to fill the entire container. We can have a sealed container with H2O inside and convert it from one state to another without ever changing the core principle of H2O-ness, we merely change the manifestation of it and what properties are overtly demonstrated. God as Triune is the same way. One can have a more full understanding of God by thinking about the three different forms in which the religious texts say God manifests and operates. Triune-ness is not a required belief to be Christian; it is taught in churches to further our understanding of God. This is comparable to the Quran which often has God refer to itself as "We" and "Us" rather than "I." Fourth: Moving on, the Quran and Bible differ in tone when it comes to peace and violence. Both religions stem from the Torah which depicts the fury of God against those that would oppose him. Both religions believe in the Gospels (the biblical books Matthew, Mark, Luke, John). With the coming of the Messiah, Jesus son of Mary, the tone of God is changed to one of peace. In both the Quran and the Bible, Jesus teaches patience, kindness, love, mercy, and tolerance. His only 'violent' act, in either book, is to chase vandals, livestock and secularists out of a holy temple. Jesus, when accosted by the Pharasees and their guards, consistently refuses to escalate confrontations and even goes so far as to admonish his own disciples for defending Jesus with violence. And yet in the Quran, particularly after Mohammed returns to Mecca, we see violence as a dogmatic decree and a return to the violence of the Old Testament God rather than adherence to the Messaiah and the newly established covenant. John 3:16 - For God so loved the world that he gave his only son. Quran 30:45 - God does not love the non-believers. Matthew 5:44 - Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you. Quran 8:39 - And fight them until there is no more persecution and religion is only for Allah. John 8:7 Let him who is without sin cast the first stone (against this adulteress). Sahih Muslim 4206 - A woman who became pregnant confesses to Muhammad that she is guilty of adultery. Muhammad allows her to have the child, then has her stoned. Matthew 5:39 - If someone strikes you on the right cheek, turn to him the other also. Quran 2:194 - If anyone transgresses a prohibition against you, do you likewise against him. And so a fundamental conundrum is revealed between the faiths. Islam believes that Christianity is a corrupted version of the truth of god - but the corruption preaches peace and tolerance. In trying to correct that corruption, Muhammad preached acts of assassination, war, vengeance, and intolerance. If Islam is truth and Christianity is false, then should all of humanity resort to violence?