Islam is not related to Christian no Judaism in terms of believe

Submitted by First Adam (Japan), Jul 18, 2005 at 10:08

1- The choosen people are Israelites in Judaism but Islam says Ishmael is the descendent of Abraham that was claimed to be the father of Arabic muslems

2- God came to Earth as being the Word with us Emmanuel, Islam disputes the deity of Jesus and even distorts history by saying Jesus did not die on Calvary.

3- Islam tends to refer to the name of Allah, an Arabic language that contains a national pride for Muslim people including non-Arabic. Which can be seen as a political reasonings of Islam, rather than a religion.

4- Islam does not show the ways of the bible and by admitting to the Quran. It is unholy and disgraceful to despise the people of the BOOK - Torah.

5- There were be the last days, scoffers according to the bible. By justification of the bible, even though Muslims will say it is corrupt, will annul the claims of Islam and their holy books because the bible first admit people will scoff at the bible.

6- Do Muslims have a Sabbath day? and do they believe that the Earth is created by God in a 6 day period?

7- Muslims justify Murder by suicide, which will never be tolerated in the bible.

8- Muslims speaks of being a peaceful religion. ( look at the bombing in U.K where "peaceful" muslims live)

9- Muslims commits adultery by justification of marrying more than one wife.

10- Muslims wants others to believe their religion by force/brute force occasionally. Not to forget 'Don't covet thy neighbour's house'... Palestinians won't be reading about this passage when they think they own the land of Israel.

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