Self created complexity

Submitted by Mansoor (Pakistan), Oct 2, 2007 at 02:50

The idea of Trinity and Jesus's death and rebirth is self created complexity.

The idea of God "Allah" is very simple apart from the complexity created in what we believe corrupled and altered form of Bible.

Christians all over the world are holding bible due to its non interfering nature and cool diluted impact which can hardly change anybody's life style. When you see and observe, Bible is full of human errors and unrelated contents. Human nature is very difficult that he cannot leave the initial belief very easily. But the point is when you got concrete proof and you still reject it, its sheer suicide as far as eternity is concerned. Life is not what we are believing. Its a difficult test, we should be carefull because our little bad move can drop us into depth of hell.

Personally I believe Christianity is highly complex, confusing and moreover full of careless lapses and mistakes seen in so many topics in Bible. While Quran if you read with open eyes has numerous examples which may bring you to light. Just read "Surah Ya sin" and "Surah Younus (Jonnah) and Surah Waqiah (Event). The revelation regarding solar system, human creation till birth and galaxy are enough to open your eyes. The microscopic facts which came to our knowledge just few years back due to advancement in science were revealed more than 1400 years ago.

I hope you will read the Quran with open eyes and try to understand the fact which cannot be rejected.

http://www.submission.org/miracle/

Just some quranic miracles for your observation click on above link

I hope one day you will come to light

Mansoor

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