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>>19389714
Why would you want to worship a pedophile and his book filled with errors?

>>19379105
I wonder the same about atheists who come into every Christian thread and endlessly cry and wail about Christians. I pray that you open yourself up to God’s love one day, anon.

>>19347218
There are many ways to know. The Qur’an is full of errors. It says that Jesus did not die on the cross, it confuses Mary, mother of Jesus, with Miriam, sister of Moses, even saying that Mary has is the sister of Aaron and has a father named Imran (Amram).

The Islamic prophet Dhu al-Qurnayn (He of Two Horns) is traditionally identified with pagan king Alexander the Great. His name comes from coins depicting him as Amun-Ra, a two-horned pagan god. Hardly a champion of monotheism, here! Dhu al-Qurnayn’s stories are also filled with information from Syrian legends like called the Alexander Romance, saying that the sun sets in a pool of murky water in the West.

There are also no prophecies predicting Muhammad in previous scriptures. Muslims also declare all previous scriptures corrupted to avoid this problem, but the Qur’an remains unproven. There is no historical evidence for any of this alleged corruption. The Qur’an also asks Christians (5:47) to judge by the Gospel to assess the Qur’an’s claims, but why would Allah ask us to judge by a corrupted scripture, or a scripture that has been lost? It’s stupid, and there’s no evidence of the “book” given to Jesus.

Muhammad was also a caravan-robbing polygamist pedophile. Jesus said to judge prophets by their fruits. Muhammad fails on all accounts. John, Jude, Paul and many others warn against false prophets that will come to lead men from the Gospel. Muhammad is one. Paul even warns of Satan disguising himself as an “angel of light”. Muhammad got his revelation from “Jibreel”, an entity claiming to be Gabriel giving him revelation contradicting all previous scripture. He never got the Qur’an from God. It was all from Jibreel

Daniel 9.24-27 proves Christianity, says that the Messiah will die and predicts that foreigners will destroy Jerusalem. If we calculate the numbers in accordance with Biblical principles such as the ‘sevens’ or ‘weeks’ of the prophecy referring to periods of seven years (attested in Leviticus) we can calculate the exact year of Jesus’ time, i.e. 30 AD or so.

These are all reasons (and there are more), why I am not a Muslim