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Islam Did Not Replace the Cross - Could Not Replace that Over Which It Does Not Have PowerReader comment on item: Jews and the Qur'an Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Mar 14, 2022 at 19:38 One of the biggest mistakes religion has made over the years in attempting to gain a higher status of religious superiority is that Islam may have claimed its superior credentials over the true belief of Christianity, but this could never be authenticated under the power of the True Spirit that ruled in the hearts of those whose lives were guaranteed in the Name of Yeshua, the true Savior. Belief in Him was not a factor of conversion, but of a higher faith than humanity could ever understand. In another words, Islam never understood true Christianity, so they condemned what they could not understand. It is the same today.
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