"Masud", you need to drastically expand your intake of history beyond just that taught by Arabis & Muslim schools.

Submitted by kman (United States), Apr 3, 2009 at 18:51

Truly, you have no idea how uninformed you are.

Risk getting outside Islamic permitted education, or that taught by populist university professors.

Read the original teachings of Isa which are directly opposed to the distorted views put out by Muhaamad. The latter learned to mix what he learned of Isa's teachings to suit his own purposes, and it changed from his original views. Isa never changed his teachings, but Muhaamad did - drastically. You an mix a certain amount of lie and distortion so that the masses only see the overall picture, but once a virus of evil is inroduced, the whole cake mix is doomed to rot eventually. You can get away with building a corrupted foundation for awhile, but in the end only a perfect base will support the weight at judgment.

The writings of the Quran were taken from the same original & perfect teachings of Isa. The western Bible preserved the "perfect base", but many who read it still don't get it. That is, however, where the truth is found. It isn't the exclusive property of them. Many in western civilization teach, preach, and live a corrupted version of what Isa taught. The Muslim Muhaamad corrupted the initial words. Both belief systems have no inherent ability to see the reality of God. One way or another man always finds a way to distort what God gives us - truth, love, and discernment.

When one's discernment is corrupted by his heart's desire, falshood will always prevail. Look at both teachings with an open heart and you will find the truth as God delivered and still delivers it. When your perception is clouded by cultural pride, you will still end up with Satan's distortion of truth.

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