a response to Ruh-ul-Qudus (Spirit of Holiness) by Keith Williams

Submitted by Ifrahim (Canada), Jan 22, 2009 at 22:09

You see Mr. Williams, You miss the whole point when you try to prove only Quran is right on the basis of confused logic contained in your holy book . Gabriel is an AGNEL and not the Holy Spirit. I will strongly suggest that read the verses of the Bible carefully , I quoted below and you will understand clearly that the Angel Gabriel is a messanger of Good Tidings and NOT the HOLT SPIRIT. He has been sent as an ANGEL to Holy mother Mary who Procalimed according to Gospel of Luke 1: 34-35 Quote

"How this will be,"Mary asked the angel, "since I am a vergin?" The angel answered, "The HOLY SPIRIT WILL COME UPON YOU, AND THE POWER OF THE MOST HIGH WILL OVERSHADOW YOU. So the Holy one to be born will be called THE SON OF GOD".

Even a person with average intelligence can recognise that Angel GABREIL is different than the HOLY SPIRIT.

Take another proof. Jesus promised to his disciples to send the HOLY SPIRIT as a comforter and HE did not mention the name of Angel Gabriel. The same truth I can quote from Torah too.

Every honest reader of Quran and Islamic literature is trying to bring this truth to the Muslims that what ever is written in Quran, Hadiths & Sira is not all true but taken out of context from HERE & THERE which constitutes contra logic, contradictions, errors, false histrocal events and scientific problems. If you don't want to accept this truth now, may be some time in future or never in this life. But one day for sure when you will stand before the GOD of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses......Jesus. Please learn something from the moral & ethical contradictions in the life of Mohammad & Quran and be a follower of TRUTH like us, the follower of Jusus Christ.

Thanks: A well wisher of muslim umma.

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