Islam VS Christianity

Rebuttals (for your rebuttals to my points): Your 1st rebuttal: Oh wow, so now you're treating religion and Gods like politics? What dictatorships exactly are you talking about? No, I have never seen anybody 'all-powerful' leading something by themselves, because nobody's 'all powerful' except for God! Why do you think presidents and emperors never lead anything by themselves? Because they're normal and weak! You cannot simply compare God to a president or a human leader. And no, the Islamic religion isn't a dictatorship. Whenever Muhammad (PBUH) would make an important decision, he'd ask all of the people involved in it, and they'd work on the advantages and disadvantages of it. And when God was deciding on the amount of times we'd pray daily, Allah was going to make Muslims pray 500 times a day, but Muhammad (PBUH) asked him to make it 50, then he asked him to make it 5. When he went back to his town, they asked him why he didn't ask Allah to make them less, Muhammad (PBUH) simply said that he felt like he was asking too much from Allah (his creator), and that he was in no position to demand anymore from his Lord. And i quote you saying: "That's how it appears from the outside!". So you're saying you should always judge everything based on how it appears from the outside? If you actually read the Qur'an, or part of it at least, you'd know what Islam is really about. It's about living in peace , thanking Allah for our blessings, and defending ourselves when attacked. I understand that a God can do anything, but God won't do anything without a purpose. Why did God divide himself into THREE beings, then? That just makes no sense. And in the Bible, Jesus always speaks to God as 'his father', so if you'd take it logically, then no, the three of them aren't the same person. "All things have been committed to me by my Father [notice how he says 'my Father'. If they were all the same person, he would say 'me as a Father], and no one knows who the Father is except the Son and those to whom the Son chooses to reveal him." Luke 10:19. I'm not saying he should forget our sins, but if he wants to, why not just forget them? If he is God and he can do everything, then he can surely do something as simple as just forgetting our sins. And plus, your example made absolutely no sense. Your 2nd rebuttal: His connection with his father? I thought you said he is the same person that his father is? Look, this whole thing could be explained in a simple math equation: 1 1 1=1, or 1 1 1=3? Which makes more sense? Okay, now I agree that a God can do anything, in which case, okay, let's say 1 1 1 can really be equal to 1. Why would God do that? Gods aren't supposed to play around and mess around. A God should know when to do something and when to not do something. As for making himself exist in the form of three beings, there is absolutely no reason for that. Yes, yes I compare Jesus to Adam and Eve. If Christians think we should worship Jesus because he was created a miracle, tens of other people were created as a miracle. Nothing special about it. And in the Bible it explains the Trinity, but then (again in the Bible) Jesus keeps talking to God as two separate people. And Jesus also prays, as mentioned in the Bible. Why would Jesus pray if he is God? To know the season of the fruit? Your fourth rebuttal: The empty cross is a symbol of joy? Just because Jesus isn't on the cross doesn't mean he never was. Christians believe that Jesus was, in fact, tortured and killed on the cross. Even if Jesus 'rose back from the dead' (which is ironic, because he's a God, meaning he shouldn't be dead in the first place), and even if the cross being worn is empty, it still shouldn't please you! Your fifth rebuttal: Well that is completely illogical. If Jesus is Jesus, the Lord, and the Holy Spirit all at once, surely he would've had enough power to just forget about our sins and move on? Why torture himself and get mocked when he could do something as simple as forgive our sins, the end? And what does dying have to do with our sins anyways? And what was the whole point of 'dying for our sins' and then being resurrected again anyways? The whole concept is clearly man-made, with not much thought put into it. The quotes you have provided are completely irrelevant. I asked you for a quote in the Bible that clearly says 'The Bible will not be changed'. And honestly, who am I kidding, there are more than thousands of versions of the Bible, and there are barely any words that have stayed the same. Not a page has stayed the same, and you Christians know that. Back to the quotes you gave me. James 1:17 means: Whatever is good and perfect comes down to us from God our Father, who created all the lights in the heavens. He never changes or casts a shifting shadow. 'HE never'. Basically meaning that GOD never changes, not THE BIBLE never changes. As for Revelation 22:13, it means: It is seen especially in Revelation 22:13, where Jesus proclaims that He is "the Alpha and the Omega, the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End." One of the meanings of Jesus being the "Alpha and Omega" is that He was at the beginning of all things and will be at the close. Again, completely irrelevant verse. I asked you to give me a verse that says that the Bible will never change. Which, even if there was, is completely untrue, since now we can see with our own eyes that the Bible is being played with like a child's toy. The church can make their own new version whenever they want, wherever they want. Now, for my rebuttals to your points: Point 1: Watching over you? How exactly is he watching over you? Dying for your sins and forgiving you whenever you want, it isn't for your own good! Our God is like our parent, and what use is a parent if your parent just sacrifices for you and never really punishes you for what you do? That's called being spoiled. You, dear Christians, are being spoiled. You take the fact that Jesus forgives you whenever you want him to as an act of kindness and mercy, but you are failing to realize that it is completely wrong to forgive every single time, and have the person make the mistake over and over again. And yes, our God says the same thing. Allah clearly states in the Qur'an that if you come back after you sin and ask forgiveness, he will forgive you, but ONLY if you truly deserve forgiveness and if you vow to never repeat the mistake again. And if you vow to never sin again, then come back asking for forgiveness, truly meaning it (again), God will forgive you. It doesn't matter how many times you sin, it just matters that when you ask for forgiveness you truly mean it and you truly plan to never do it again. THAT is the difference between FORGIVING, and DISMISSING. Sometimes as bad as a human? Look, the thing, is, you say things about Islam and never really prove it any further. You don't use quotes from our Qur'an, you don't use rules of Islam, nothing. You just say stuff and then go on to your next point. For example: You said, and I quote "what's in between the covers is pages full of violence and death!". Oh, God. Have you read ONE PAGE of our Qur'an? One page? Have you even READ about Islam? Well until now, you haven't quoted anything from the Qur'an, you haven't given me any facts or meaningful examples, you haven't done anything! You just say that your God is better than our God, that the Qur'an is a book about death, and that Jesus is amazing. You don't use facts, or quotes, or examples, or historical events. Please give me ONE THING that proves that Allah can be as bad as a human. Please give me ONE QUOTE from the Qur'an that proves the book is all about violence and death. Your Bible is worse than a fighting manual I buy at a gun shop! Have you even read what some of the verses of your Bible are? Let me quote some for you: "I permit no woman to teach or have authority over a man; she is to keep silent." 1 Timothy 2:12. **no more space**