interesting...

Submitted by ahmad zafire (United States), Jun 20, 2006 at 17:09

Well...i 'll have do some more research on this topic to fully give my input ,that i will. but my view on this is personally what i see in islam and what provoke me to convert. Although iam well aware of the problems that this world is going through with different faces of islam . From what i take from islam is that the Jews are holy people as the Christians and Muslims. People who believe in a one and true G-d of all creations regardless on what faith it falls under.

I think the problem is that nobody wants to get anyone rights or passage to G-d. Judaisim is the first religion given to man from G-d. Jews believe they are the chosen people and have right to jerusalem and they do according to G-d. Having jewish friends and understanding judaisim more, It does give a realistic look at life and the human being experience. For these reasons jews dont believe in hell, that Jesus(pbuh) was not messiah or Mohammed (pbuh)was the last prophet. (reasons) jews believe when the final days come all will go to heaven or paradise, Also if jesus was the messiah then all war,death,murders would have ended unpond his being, and last jews dont believe in the prophet mohammed because he was arab and not of the israelites as all other prophets before.

Christians, on the other hand, believe jews were the chosen people turned away from G-d. Therefore making them no longer G-ds people. They believe in the immaculate conception of jesus (pbuh) and a virgin mary(pbuh). That jesus(pbuh) gospel set aside jews and christians were christians became the new chosen people of G-d. Christians believe in the holyt rinity three in one G-d. the death and return of Christ(pbuh) and with that the day judgement when all humanity will be judged according to ones own actions during his or her life on earth.

Islam believes in some of both. Jews and muslims diet the same as for kosher or halal. Islam believes in the realism of life as jews and miracle as christians or christians of the old. Also the virgin birth and coming of christ (pbuh)in the last days of judgement . My reason for saying christian of old because chrisatainiy has so much division in itself. As far as which branch of christianity should be followed baptist,catholic,holiness etc. Now this may ruffle some feathers but no harm intended...just drawing up some ideas that many people choose not to look at. The de vinci code i have read some time ago and the fact that there are many parts of the new testament that has been lost or done with. what strikes me about the way the knostic veiw of christ to me was more like what the jews would have him as and muslim alike. AS a real human being not divine but spiritual and teaching the word of G-d. Another point is that muslims dont believe christ(pbuh) died on the cross but G-d made it look as if he did. G-d is all powerful and does as he wills.

The gnostics however have it where jesus(pbuh) soul exits his body and body was cruxified not he . So with saying all that one has to wonder. Did man decieve the true scriptures and if so one of faithful thinking can see that regardless of who did what or believe what. They are all extension of each other. Why cant people just see just as jews and christian....muslims are going through it changes as the religions before it has...only time will tell. hopefully we will still be here to see it.

IF I HAD SPOKE OR SAID ANYTHING ABOUT THE JEWS,CHRISTIANS OR ISLAM THAT IS WRONG ,IS MY FAULT ALONE AND I ASK G-D FORGIVENESS. AND ANYTHING I SAID THAT IS CORRECT AND HELP HUMANITY THEN IT IS FROM G-D. FOR HE IS THE ALL KNOWING AND MASTER OF ALL .... PEACE AND BLESSINGS.

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