The gospel the truth of prophet jesus .

Hello,There are 10,000 words allowed for this debate, yet you are not making any structured arguments.I still don't get what your problem is.I request you to at least tell about your religion and belief about Jesus.If you are a Muslim, as you are calling him a prophet, tell me what you are trying to imply by these verses clearly.I am going to make some assumptions and am going to reply based on my understanding of what you have written.1.There were several Gospels in circulation at the time, and not all were divinely inspired.Most of the Earliest converts to Christianity were illiterate and poor, and the knowledge of the events that took place were so widespread, that the need to write a historic biography was not felt at the beginning.There was nevertheless a sacred tradition of oral teaching that was preserved in memory, and was handed over to the apostles, and then to the Bishops of various provinces.Only Mark wrote the most accurate historic biography.Both Luke and Matthew merely added the teachings and extra details and embellishment to Mark's work.This is why the first three gospels are called Synoptic Gospels.So the Bishops who had received the oral teachings from the Apostles themselves could very well decide which books were accurate and which books were not.2.Also,There were many things that the Gospel of Thomas claimed that most people knew were untrue, for example that Jesus had a Twin brother called Judas, which everybody knew was wrong.It is surprising how almost *none* of the other gospel writers make this absurd claim.I don't think even Muslims believe that Jesus had a twin.Thus we can see that it was a gospel fabricated by the early Gnostic heretics.3.Now for your verse:His disciples said to him, "When will the kingdom come?""It will not come by waiting for it. It will not be a matter of saying 'here it is' or 'there it is.' Rather, the kingdom of the father is spread out upon the earth, and men do not see it."What if Jesus already knew about the Day of Judgement,but wilfully concealed it from his disciples as they would not understand it then?We believe that God the father,Son and Holy Spirit are one.So it was Jesus himself who told it to John later.Besides,there is actually a similar verse in the Gospel according to Luke too:"Neither shall they say: Behold here, or behold there. For lo, the kingdom of God is within you."-Luke 17:21The early fathers knew of this teaching,They were certainly not 'afraid' of it.They would not have put this verse in the Bible if they were not inspired to do it.The Christian understanding of the Kingdom of God is summarised beautifully in the Catechism of the Catholic church, that says that it is the Complete union of the Soul with God, and that the saints have achieved this while they were alive on this earth.We believe not in an actual 'Kingdom' with 72 virgins and infinite orgies. We believe it is a state that can be attained in this life itself, and this comes when the senses and the original Sin is overcome.There are several of the early christian fathers like St.Augutine(Kingdom of God) who expressed similar views.Hell, also is not a place of torment, but the result of a soul's not realising God, and hence being away from him.The book of Revelations describes events that have already taken place.Jesus will come again, when the whole world understands the true nature of the Kingdom of God.Please tell what your argument is clearly in the next argument, so that i can clarify your misunderstandings properly.Best Wishes,CynicalDiogenes