Reply To Jason

Submitted by Lubna (Egypt), Feb 22, 2006 at 15:40

This is a reply to Jason and to similar commentators.

As Muslims, we believe in one and only one God . You however have another view on this matter. What are you speaking of executing Muslims 'in the most horrific and painful manner'!! And you have the guile to speak of Muslims as terrorists? Really.... logically how can there be two gods? Don't you think(that if true which definetly isn't) they would disagree on matters such as when to let the sun rise and when to set? And weren't the seas, oceans,rivers,continents,galaxies,animals,plants,mountains and humans etc already created before Christ was sent with one of the most important messages to the world: Christianity? why don't you think Adam was a god ? Wasn't he the first human and first Messenger created?

We as Muslims revere and respect all three Prophets. Christ never said he was a god or a son. This is what the Quran tells us and what we believe is true.and anyway there will be a day when we all will know who was right and who was wrong...When we are all standing before God..

Till then,you are entitled to your own beliefs, that's up to you but you must not go around spreading nonsense on Muslims because they say Christ is God's Prophet .Don't go astray from the point and enter fruitless discussions. You must know that we revere and respect all three Prophets equally (however hard you try to distort this picture and describe it as insincere on our part).Atleast out of this genuine respect we would never depict notorious cartoons making fun of them ever as opposed to what your world does under the noble notion of free speech of which it is innocent. Your version of free speech is mutated.
By the way ask your Muslim son in law what he thinks about the 'son' issue.

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