Ext. Ev.

Submitted by Servant of Christ (United States), Feb 1, 2007 at 17:20

But Jesus was God's son he was different from us. He came in a human form but he must have had better looks than us.

LoL, that response is has no Biblical support. Jesus was a carpenter and was born in a smelly stable. Those are facts. Now, how are we to decide whether or not he was handsome? That's saying what we want Jesus to be. Just like the Jews wanted the Messiah to be a militant leader...

He only lived 33 years on earth. Well I am talking about physical and not metahorically way.

Well, that's not what the Bible is saying! Again, you think that to extend something means it has a definite time. Shall I pull out the definition of extend for you?

It means to add. If I add one day, that is extending your time. If I had a million years it is extending your time. Jesus got 50 days, that is still extending his days!!!

Lets see Quran and Muhammad in archaeology and prophecy:

Muhammad predicted the rise of Bad leaders in the future for muslims.

Please cite your prophecy. I assume that you know that the requirement for a prophecy must mean that it is accurate and specific. If I say that in the future, people will be born, that is not a prophecy, that is an educatied guess.

The city of Iram has been founded and his mention in the Quran.

Is that all?

Muhammad predicted future victories of islam.

How specific are they? Are they 50/50 battles? Or are they worthy of recognition like the Isaiah prophecy foretelling the fall of Sennacharib (which would be impossible odds without divine intervention).

Remember, if Jesus told the truth about being the Son of God, then Christianity is true and Islam is false. If Jesus lied about being the Son of God, he could not be a prophet so Christianity is false and Islam is false.

May God Bless You

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