Islam is the true religion

I have given you evidence. I gave you over three paragraphs of it in Round 2. The first proof I gave was that the Qur'an (sometimes stylized as Koran, or Quran) contradicts itself. The Qur'an is the chief book in Islam. It is extremely important to them, and a large amount of their beliefs come from this very book. The problem is, the Qur'an says a couple of things that do not really make much sense, that you have still yet to explain to me. Here, I'll recap them for you:1. The Quran states that only a few of the later believers will enter into paradise S. 56:11-14 [1] Later on, it states that numerous later believers will enter into paradise (S. 56:39-40 [2]). "Few" and "Numerous" are very different words. They cannot both be true. The second proof was that Allah was being worshipped by Pagans long before Islam was established.1. "Allah is found... in Arabic inscriptions prior to Islam"[3]2. "The name Allah, as the Qur'an itself is witness, was well known in pre-Islamic Arabia. Indeed, both it and its feminine form, Allat, are found not infrequently among the theophorous names in inscriptions from North Arabia. The common theory is that it is formed from 'ilah', the common word for a god, and the article 'al-'; thus 'al-ilah', 'the god,' becomes 'Allah', 'God'. This theory, however, is untenable. In fact, the name is one of the words borrowed into the language in pre-Islamic times from Aramaic.[4]3. "In ancient Arabia, the sun-god was viewed as a female goddess and the moon as the male god. ... the Moon god was called by various names, one of which was Allah"[5]The third proof was that the Torah, which Muslims believe to be the Word of God, contradicts directly with the Qur'an. I gave was1. The Qur'an tells us that the Jews and were wrong for worshipping the Trinity of God (Father, Spirit, Son), claiming that there was no such thing.[1] Let us assume that this is so. Keep this in mind. Also, remember that when we read Genesis (which is part of the Torah) is believed by Muslims to be true, and the Qur'an even tells us that it is. So according to Islam, the Scripture that follows is true.Genesis 1:26, NIV:"Then God said, "Let us make man in our image, in our likeness..." Please tell me, who is this "our"? If there is no Trinity, who could God be talking to? Some say He could have been talking to the angels, but this is where we really have to analyze things. The verses (in both the Qur'an and the Bible) say that God created the earth. Not God and the angels. Just God. So, if God says, "Let US make man in OUR image..." that would mean the angels helped God in creating the earth. If I say to you, "Let's go clean out the car!" That means that you and I both are going to clean out the car. So whoever God is talking to in this verse, they obviously took part in the creation process.Now, do remember that Islam includes the Torah (which includes Genesis) to be the Word of God. So, if Genesis 1:26 is the Word of God, and God was obviously talking to someone, how can the Muslims then claim that there is no Trinity; none but God? Think about it for a moment. Imagine sitting in your room alone. Would you say to yourself, "Wow, it's cold in here. I need to go get our blanket out of the closet."? Or would you say, "Wow, it's cold in here. I need to go get my blanket out of the car."? Here It's important to remember that though the Trinity is three, it is still one and the same, so the Christianity and Judaism is not a polytheist religion.This therefore means that one of these is not true. They cannot both be true. If Genesis 1:26 is not true, then that means the Qur'an was wrong in stating that the Torah is true, since Genesis is a part of the Torah. If there is a mistake in the Qur'an, that means that the sura that tells us that the Qur'an is a work of God is not true, since we are told in Islam that God does not make mistakes. Of course, when presented with this problem, most Muslims simply say that the Torah is incorrect because man mistranslated it -something we hear often when things cannot be explained- even though there are quite a few Scriptures in the Torah that can back up this very claim (as well as a number of suras).2. Also, we are told in the Qur'an that Ezra (Uzayr, or Uzair) was a wise man who copied the Torah once he had found it. Yet Muslims today claim that Ezra changed the words in the Torah. Of course, only the words that contradict their Qur'an. Ezra is considered to be a prophet by many scholars (though this is not mentioned in the Qur'an).Now, if we can consider this for a moment. In the first round, we established the meaning of 'true'. In order for Islam to be the one true religion, it would have to 'agree with the facts', according to Marriam Webster. Well, what facts? How about scientific and historical evidence? The Qur'an tells us that the sun sets in a puddle, that the earth is stationary, that Pharaoh built the tower of Babel, and a whole host of other things that are incorrect.