a response to reply to Ifrahim, Holy Spirit in Islam part 2 by Keith Williams

Submitted by Ifrahim (Canada), Jan 31, 2009 at 15:54

Mr. Williams, I appreciate the length of your understanding in your responding post. I am of the opinion that I don't have to win the contest but to address the issue of SIMILIARITY between Christianity & Islam. It is evident, without doubt, from your lengthy post and referrences that Quranic concept of the "Holy Spirit" is not what has been presented in the Holy Gospels and in the LIFE of Jesus Christ, before and after His earthly Holy Life.

I can make an easy comment to understand any diffrenece of religious concept between Christianity & Islam as below:

Name of the Creator has been changed to Allah, in Quran

Name of Abraham has been changed to Abrahim, in Quran

Name of John the Baptist has been changed to Yahaya, in Quran

Name of Jesus has been changed to Isa, in Quran

The Message of Love, Peace & Hope has been changed to submission to Allah by overpowering or subduing helpless, defenceless and peaceful human family & so on & on........

BUT

There is NO change from Pre-Islamic Pagan rituals like 5 times Praying towards mecca,Haj, Fasting, Zakat, Sacraficng animals under the NEW religion, Islam. WHY? It looks there is more similiarity between Pre-Islamic paganism & Islam rather than Christianity.

Being a Muslim you made a good efforts to prove your point but in vain as Islamic literature is available in abundance and misconceptions based on misunderstandings at the part of Islam can NOT hide anymore and the world is becomming more & more aware of Islamic desceptions.

May the True GOD of the universe give you and others to see & understand HIS Grace for the WHOLE human family.

A believer in Love, Peace & Hope

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