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Submitted by ahmadzafire (United States), Nov 16, 2006 at 16:26

Number one you are wrong and goes to show how much you people know about islam but yet claim you know everything. In fact most christians i've encountered don't know much about their own faith....i've have more knowledge of that coming from a christian background.

Now for your claim" Christianity says that Christ descended to Heaven- Islam says Mohammad did. No islam doesn't say that, Mohommad(pbuh) died just as a normal man and as we all will. Muslims believe that jesus (pbuh) was taken up to heaven with G-d until the day of judgement, when he will judge mankind with G-d. Once again another christian claiming to know about islam and wrong again.

Just as the bible and moses(pbuh) foretells the coming for mohammad(pbuh) in deutermomomy but many christians refuses to believe.

"I (God) will raise them up a Prophet from among their brethren, like unto thee (moses), and will put my words in his mouth; and he shall speak unto them all that I shall command him." christians believe this is jesus(pbuh) that the bible speaks about but their wrong for one: i will raise them up a prophet from amoong their brethren, like moses(pbuh). jesus(pbuh) wasnt like moses(pbuh) moses was born of human mother and father same as mohammad(pbuh) jesus was of virgin birth. mohammad is from the same boodline because ishmel was the son of ibrahaim as issacc.

both moses and mohammad(pbut) escaped their own assasination by fleeing their born cities egypt and mecca. Both recieved revelations from G-d and both returned to their place of birth to wedge war again their oppressors and both died as a normal human. Now where does that sound anything like jesus(pbuh).

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