Cherry picking time and the Qur'an really says that Jesus is God and I'm not the author of this poor theology

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Nov 13, 2009 at 21:04

I'm going to be blunt

1. You do not know any Arabic or Syriac and you cannot even write two sentences without a cut and paste job

2, You cut and paste from sources unknown and do you know what we call this? we call it plagiarism

3. You are boring

>Arab Christians for example use terms Allah al-ʼab meaning God the father,

So?So your Allah created you right mr fake? then Allah must also be your ab or abouka or your big daddy now do you get it?

>Allah al-ibn mean God the ,

Oh you mean Allah the son? Never heard of it shame on you for posting this grabage

> and Allah al-rūḥ al-quds) (sic)

ROTFL Pakistani Arabic but again Pakistanis like you and like the author of this drivel have co clue about al al-ta3reef so let me fix your bogus Arabic it would be

Allah: roh al-Quduus

What a fake

And you know what? there is no such thing in Arabic called allah the holy spirit

Now do you see what happens when you cut and paste without knowing if the text is correct or not?

meaning Gold Holy Spirit

Gold holy spirit? you mean dhahb roh al-quduus or is this a typo?

>(See God in Christianity for the Christian concept of God).

Oh but you just told us that Christian Arabs call their God Allah

There is such thing as Allah al-ruh al-quduus really where? This is what Christian Arabs would say

bism al-ab wa al-ibn wa al-ruh al-quduus ilahin wahid ameen

I do not see any Allah al-ab wa allah al-ibn wa allah roh al-quduus

Oh the rest ? It is no more than plagiarized drivel

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