Islam (Pro) vs. Christianity (Con)

After deep consideration, I believe that it is probably in the best interest of anyone living near you, to end this debate. You are clearly a deeply disturbed individual and I don't want to be responsible in any way for the actions of an Islamic extremist. The only reason I accepted this debate was because you falsely represented yourself in another debate. You said - "I am still deciding on which of the three religions I should choose" Obviously, that is not the case. When you write things like... "Grow up and cut the swears because I will not tolerate being insulted or uselss and pointless towards my faith." What does that even mean? No one swore at you or your false religion, and the rest of your sentence isn't even intelligible. I'm not sure why you would come to a site called DEBATE.ORG, AND THEN ASK people to point out the countless flaws in Islam and then get upset when they DO EXACTLY WHAT YOU ASKED THEM TO DO. You need to understand that when you come to a site, and start an argument. People are going to point out the errors in your positions. If you can not "tolerate" that, do not start the discussion in the first place. If you continue to seek out arguments regarding Islam, realize this - ISLAM REQUIRES VIOLENCE FOR A REASON. And that is because Islam cannot be defended with reason, logic or fact. If you didn't like the way this debate went, believe me when I say that other people are going to be far more savage when it comes to criticizing Islam. Although it is a complete waste of time, to believe that you are capable of rational thought. I will address your (Rabbi's) attack on Jesus's fulfillment of prophecy. Jesus is coming to Earth a second time. This indisputable fact, is well recorded in even Islamic scripture. Islamic website Quote - Both Islam and Christianity expect the return of Jesus at the end of times, and both expect trials and tribulations to occur at the time. Many of the themes of these trials are similar, but they are also very different in detail and definition. Both religions expect the nation of believers to be the final victors.... ....Both religions teach that the return of Jesus will be preceded by a great and powerful figure of falsehood and temptation, called the Maseeh ad-Dajjal (The False Messiah) by the Muslims and the Anti-Christ by the Christians. Before this event other signs that agree with each other include a general increase in immorality and fornication, murder and crime, and general lawlessness, debauchery and falling away from religion and true knowledge. https://www.islamreligion.com... But Moelogy, as always, putting your intellect on display. You contend that because events which are clearly predicted to occur IN THE FUTURE did not occur IN THE PAST, this disproves scripture. Let's test that theory as it applies to Islam. Because Jesus has yet to fulfill old testament prophecies that clearly regard in his 2nd coming...such as when Jesus descends to save Israel, the Jews will - "and they shall look upon me whom they have pierced, and they shall mourn for him, Zechariah 12:10" does this prove that Jesus isn't the Messiah? If your argument is that ALL PROPHECIES MUST BE FULFILLED IN THE PAST to be taken seriously. THEN WHY DO YOU TAKE ANYTHING IN ISLAM SERIOUSLY WHEN JESUS HAS NOT RETURNED TO EARTH? Both Islam and Christianity say Christ shall return, both Islam and Christianity admit this event has yet to happen. So since a "prophecy" of Islam has yet to fulfilled does this disprove Islam? Do you realize the error of your own argument? But since you utilize the faulty "Rabbi's Objection" to Christ. I will include a response to this for Jews as well. If Christ must die, then return to life and then rule Israel with a iron rod all within his 33 year lifetime, and thus fulfill ALL PROPHECIES REGARDING THE MESSIAH (IN THE PAST), - to be considered the Messiah. Does the objection that ALL PROPHECY MUST BE FULFILLED IN THE PAST apply to Jewish scripture as well? What if God made a prophecy regarding someone who is now dead, and that prophecy has yet to come to pass, does that prove that God is a liar and all Judaism is false? In Genesis 15:18 God promised Abraham land that would included everything from the Nile River in Egypt to Lebanon (south to north) and everything from the Mediterranean Sea to the Euphrates River (west to east). This entails all of the land Israel currently possesses, plus all of the land of the Palestinians (the West Bank and Gaza), plus some of Egypt and Syria, plus all of Jordan, plus some of Saudi Arabia and Iraq. This "Promised Land" is affirmed in Genesis 26:3, Genesis 28:13, Exodus 23:31and Joshua 1:4 Yet, neither Abraham nor any other Jew has ever possessed all of those lands. So either Abraham is going to live again to see this prophecy fulfilled (when Jesus brings him back to New Jerusalem) or God is a liar and all of Judaism is a fraud because this prophecy has yet to be fulfilled. So as you see, when you apply the test of asking why things which are obviously prophesied to occur IN THE FUTURE have not occurred IN THE PAST. ISLAM FAILS AND JUDAISM FAILS.