This Is Only A Test From God To All Of Man Kind & The Truth Of Islam Written In The Bible

This Is Only A Test From God To All Of Man Kind And The Truth About The False Prophet Of Islam Written In The Old Testament Of Bible Today. Why Did God Allow Islam To Exist? The answer may surprise you. Today, we explore how Islam’s rise is rooted in Biblical prophecy and God’s divine plan. From the promise made to Abraham to the emergence of Muhammad, this video uncovers the powerful connection between Christianity, history, and the Bible. Learn why Islam serves as a test of faith, a tool of discipline, and a prophetic sign of the end times.

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Dive into the incredible history of Ishmael and Isaac, the role of the Holy Spirit, and how these ancient stories manifest in today’s world. Discover how God’s sovereignty shapes nations and reveals His ultimate purpose. This is the truth about God’s plan you need to understand.

We are all born in sin and some are atheist but i found Jesus Christ at the age of 18. I love and believe in Jesus as our savior for the whole world. He saved me from drug abuse or sex crime or a transgender person or as a child rapist etc. and later he gave me a wife who loves me, and I her forever. How do I know this? I prayed for a wife and described specifically exactly how she would look, so I knew it was God who sent her. That same year a woman approached me, saying she was drawn to me. She looked exactly how I described. We married 1 year later Ask and you shall receive! The power of faith can move mountains!

Zechariah 12:3 is a prophetic declaration concerning a future time, referred to as "that day," when all the Islamic nations of the whole earth will gather against Jerusalem in a united effort to conquer or destroy it.

In response, God promises to make Jerusalem an immovable, heavy stone for all nations, symbolizing its unshakable nature and divine protection.

The imagery conveys that any attempt to move or harm Jerusalem will result in severe injury or destruction for those who oppose it, as the city becomes a source of difficulty and conflict for the nations.

The verse emphasizes God's sovereignty, asserting that even if all the people of the earth were to unite against Jerusalem, they would not prevail due to divine intervention.

This prophecy reassures God's people of His unwavering commitment to His covenant and His ultimate victory over opposition, highlighting the enduring significance of Jerusalem as a city under God's protection.

The passage is often interpreted as pointing to end-times events, where global forces align against Jerusalem, only to be thwarted by God's power, fulfilling His promises with literal accuracy.

The verse also carries symbolic meaning, with Jerusalem representing God's chosen people and His redemptive plan, and the "immovable rock" serving as a metaphor for Christ, the unshakable foundation of faith.

The verse 1 John 2:22 from the King James Version of the Bible reads: "Who is a liar but he that denieth that Jesus is the Christ? He is antichrist, that denieth the Father and the Son".

This verse is part of the first epistle of John, written to believers in Asia Minor to address false teachings and affirm the truth of the gospel.

The verse begins with a rhetorical question challenging those who deny the divinity of Jesus Christ, suggesting that such individuals are lying about their beliefs.

Revelation 19:20

20 And the beast was taken, and with him the false prophet that wrought miracles before him, with which he deceived them that had received the mark of the beast, and them that worshipped his image. These both were cast alive into a lake of fire burning with brimstone.

The Christian Deception: A Liar’s Worldview And Why You Should Call Christians Liars ?
So you think I am vicious calling Christians liars? You squirm at the harshness of my language, gasp at the bluntness of claiming Christians are pathologically dishonest, and demand more proof.

Ask and you shall receive!

I give you, not just the reasons they lie, but why you should call them liars.

Belief vs Lie
Christians argue their religion is a choice of belief based on faith. Okay, fine, but what differentiates their belief from a lie?

Nothing. But A lie?, “an untrue or inaccurate statement that may or may not be believed true by the speaker ,” is not authenticated just because a person chooses to believe it.

This condition applies to any belief: science, religion, politics, spirituality, etc. A lie, since it can be held as a belief, must then be distinguished by authentication since holding beliefs as lies can lead to terrible outcomes. In regards to Christians, see if any of these sound familiar:

Believing lies such as fake news, conspiracy theories, and other political nonsense undermines trust and cooperation.

You can lose faith in institutions or authorities because you believe you are persecuted.

You can become unwilling to cooperate or compromise with those who have different views or interests because you believe you are right, eroding social cohesion and creating conflict and polarization.

Believing lies can impair decision-making and problem-solving. When people base their choices or actions on inaccurate or incomplete information, they may make mistakes or miss opportunities.

They may also fail to address the root causes of the issues they face or to consider the long-term implications of their solutions. This can result in wasted resources, missed goals, or unintended consequences.

Believing lies can endanger health and safety. When people ignore or reject scientific evidence or expert advice, they may expose themselves or others to unnecessary risks or harm.

They may also spread misinformation or disinformation that can influence the behavior or beliefs of others. This can undermine public health efforts, increase vulnerability to diseases or disasters, or threaten human rights or security.

If we agree believing lies should be avoided, authenticating truth is the most effective means to this end. In this distinguishing of truth, the Christian belief now grows into a lie because there is no substantive evidence to support Christianity, whether you realize it or not.

Christians cannot prove what they say about their religion; therefore, claiming their religion as truth is a lie.

Merely believing Christianity forms a self-deception because the believer is lying to herself, but the Christian lie goes much deeper.

The Christian Deception
Lying is not merely a fabrication but also a deception. If you misleadingly present truth, especially to guide an individual to some end, i.e., becoming a Christian, you have perpetrated a fraud or lie to achieve your goal. This form of lying clarifies further when you present an implausible or farfetched idea since you are not even using the truth to achieve your goal.

This is the Christian deception.

No matter what Christians argue, their belief’s bedrock (abridged version herein) claims a mysterious entity, who chooses to speak to select humans on rare occasions, created the entire universe in six days, then at a later date sent his only son to be nailed to a cross to show the road to salvation, and we should believe this story because it has been translated multiple times in multiple ways and sewn together in perhaps one of the most poorly written books that most Christians cannot stomach reading consistently.

This is the story Christians claim to be the truth. As such, they ask you to have faith in an idea they cannot prove, which makes their claim that Christianity is true a lie. Taking this religion as truth now opens any believer to becoming a liar, first to themselves and then to others. Ultimately, if your thought foundation is false, every belief supported by this lie has a high probability of being false, thereby creating a cascade of lies that forms the Christian worldview.

The Bible Lie
The Bible, the basis of Christianity, is an outdated, contradictory book of unsubstantiated stories and miracles intended to provide the Christian with the wisdom to attain salvation. Even though few Christians actually read the Bible, they often engage in a bizarre form of truth-seeking in which they argue translations and count the number of verses that support whatever position they take, as if this enumerating of passages adds significance to an argument. The deception continues to worsen as Christians point at one another, claiming they are the “authentic” Christians based on this mindless counting of verses. This act of fabricating goes on and on.

Christians further condemn themselves to lying by using this outlandish book of fiction, which has no proof, to prove what they are saying is true. Counting bible passages and interpreting them doesn’t make the bible true. If anything, it proves the book is so malleable as to mean anything and, therefore, nothing.

I Just Have Faith
Some Christians say, “Well, I just choose to have faith,” meaning, “Yes, I understand that there is no proof, but I am going to believe this fiction anyway.” If you have echoed this statement, you are lying to yourself because you are choosing to believe something you know you cannot prove to anyone, and you are acting as though your choice to believe a lie condones the lie. Lying to yourself is still a lie.

I consider these Christians some of the worst liars because they normalize self-deception, which reinforces one of the worst practices of lying since the person now has a license to ignore reality to maintain their lies.

Christian Philosophers (Liars)
Other Christians take the philosophical road, and these “philosophers” may start off believing they are proving the unprovable Christian lie, but, at some point, these “scholars” cross the line from self-deceiver to deliberate liar. These liars learn almost universally to argue some form of cosmological and intelligent design argument since these “theories” fit best the Christian fiction. They sound intelligent, talking in jargon and academese, which people lacking education or experience find convincing. Despite sounding compelling, these philosophers offer no substantive evidence to support their claims.

They present no evidence because it does not exist.

As just one example, cosmological arguments depend upon defining “infinite” and disproving the concept of infinite regression, e.g., what was the start of the universe, the big bang, what was the start of the big bang, etc.. ad infinitum. Not to oversimplify, but the crux of these arguments espouses that the infinite cannot exist because it is mathematically absurd, as expressed by Bruce Reichenbach in The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy,

For example, imagine a library with an actually infinite number of books. Suppose that the library also contains an infinite number of red and an infinite number of black books, so that for every red book there is a black book, and vice versa. It follows that the library contains as many red books as the total books in its collection and as many red books as red and black books combined. However, this is absurd; in reality the subset cannot be equivalent to the entire set.

The point hereis not to prove or disprove the cosmological argument (I will leave that to the realphilosophers.) What we see is some of the complexity used to argue and the need to grasp theoretical concepts such as infinite, nothingness, and various cosmological arguments, including their particular elements. If you understand these arguments, which you must to intelligently argue them, you must realize they are not factual or substantive.They are conceptual, meaning they take place in the mind.

Since an infinite set of anything is not accessible in reality, you cannot prove these arguments, and, like all other unprovable notions, they must be rejected as fact until enough evidence authenticates them.

Now, the Christian lie clarifies in the necessity of the philosopher to understand the arguments and jargon he uses to “prove” his God and religion, which failed to occur for a thousand-plus years. They argue these various theories not as conjecture but as fact that they have proven God exists. Consider for a moment what the Christian is claiming:

You should have faith in this absurd religion because I have proven God existed via a conceptual argument that is no more substantive than trying to determine which came first, the chicken or egg.

With this deliberate lie and fraud, Christians cannot claim ignorance since they must understand the claims they make.

Ignorance vs Lies
Christians and nontheists often argue ignorance excuses the Christian lie because Christians do not know any better, because they are indoctrinated with their religion, or because they lack education. As silly as it sounds, Christians actually make this argument, which is like saying, “Christians tell lies because they don’t know any better.”

Anyone can misstate facts but it can also be due to ignorance. We grow in knowledge everyday.
You also last year for example know much more to describe your stance on Christian’s being liars while I know myself too that I can defend my faith today much better than let’s say last year.
Does it change the fact that God exists?
No.
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If we take the point at face value and believe that Christians are not misstating facts purposely, we can say they accidentally tell lies. While this excuse seems to exonerate many Christians, it does not.

Ignorantia juris neminem excusat.

Ignorance of the law excuses no one. Christians must be held accountable for their lies because ignorance should not be an excuse. Consider the enormity of what a Christian is asking you to believe: eternal life, damnation, living under the laws of a book written thousands of years ago, giving up your rights as a female, etc. These are heavy demands for a person to claim ignorance of their religion’s nonfactual nature and frankly carry no weight.

Surprisingly, many nontheists take this same argument, viewing the Christian as some innocent child brainwashed. While this might be true in the beginning, at some point, Christians confront the truth. Even Christians are all too familiar with the crisis of faith, in which a person questions their belief in a god or their religion and must reject belief based on the complete nonsense of their religion or accept, against facts, the lie. If given the facts and a Christian continues to present their belief as truth, even to themselves, they are a liar, and this has ramifications for everyone.

A Liar’s Worldview
The Christian deceit forms a worldview perpetuating lies both internally and externally. Once indoctrinated or convinced of the implausible religion, Christians form perspectives of the world, building lies on lies as the only scaffold that will support their irrational thoughts. For example, a liberal Christian who believes the LGBTQ have the right to live their lives in the way they desire must maintain belief and somehow reconcile this understanding with Christianity, which creates a problem of contradicting passages of the bible that expressly forbid homosexuality. Like most Christians, they turn to other sections of the bible and look for passages contrary to the passages forbidding homosexuality. To contradict the right-wing, homophobe Christian, the liberal Christian must now go deeper into the fallacies, claiming that MAGA is not an authentic Christian because he interprets the bible wrong. The liberal ignores the fact that the MAGA is committing the same fallacy and using the same bible passage counting method to condemn the liberal of the same inauthenticity. Their internal worldview, no matter how well-intentioned, fills with lies to reconcile the incoherencies of belief. Liberal and MAGA become trapped in a world of falsehoods built on the first lie of believing Christianity, and both externalize their lies.

You do not need to look far to see the proof that Christianity is a lie and that Christians manifest their lies in the external world. They war with education, government policy, voting policies, and many other areas of law and culture not because they want to improve things but to reinforce their lies. They want to control education to deny science and make everyone conform to the Creation lie. They oppose abortion because a woman should be married having Christian babies. Currently, most Christians desire an authoritarian, classist president to be reelected because he is willing to support that Christian lie. Every Christian act is lie-motivated, down to their charity that comes with trying to recruit. Whether they are fully aware of their lies or not and whether they mean well or not does not matter.

The danger of the Christian worldview is the same for everyone who believes lies. To avoid these risks, the truth compels us to call out the Christians to answer for these lies. We must reject their lies at every opportunity and permit ourselves to speak no matter the hazard because the ultimate danger resides in that Christian worldview that wants to condemn us to live those falsehoods.

All Christians lie, but the truth, no matter how harsh, will set us and them free.

How The Supremacy of Scripture in Christianity Breeds Irrational & Dangerous Thinking. The Central Christian Belief ?

Central to Christian belief is the idea that God's word, as revealed in the Bible, holds absolute authority over all other forms of knowledge. This conviction, often referred to as the "supremacy of scripture," can have a profound impact on how believers view and interact with the world around them. While some may argue that this doctrine fosters a sense of morality and spiritual guidance, there is also evidence to suggest that it breeds irrational and dangerous thinking. This essay will explore the ways in which the supremacy of scripture can lead to problematic beliefs and behaviors among Christians, ultimately posing a threat to society as a whole.

The Rejection of Science and Rationality
One of the most troubling aspects of the supremacy of scripture is its potential to undermine the value of scientific inquiry and critical thinking. By asserting that divine revelation should take precedence over empirical evidence, Christians may become more susceptible to embracing irrational beliefs or rejecting established facts. This can lead to a dangerous disregard for scientific consensus on important issues such as climate change, vaccination, and public health measures.

The Danger of Creationism
A prime example of how the supremacy of scripture can breed irrational thinking is the ongoing debate over creationism versus evolution. Many Christians adhere to a literal interpretation of the Bible's account of creation, believing that God created the universe and all living things in six days, as described in Genesis. This viewpoint often leads to the rejection of scientific evidence supporting evolution and the Big Bang Theory, despite overwhelming consensus among experts in these fields. By clinging to a scriptural account over empirical data, Christians risk hindering intellectual progress and perpetuating misinformation.

The Rejection of Medical Science
Another concerning manifestation of the supremacy of scripture is its influence on how some Christians approach healthcare and medical science. In recent years, there has been a rise in the number of parents who refuse to vaccinate their children based on religious beliefs, often citing concerns about potential side effects or a distrust of pharmaceutical companies. This phenomenon can be linked to a tendency among some Christians to prioritize faith-based teachings over scientific evidence and recommendations from healthcare professionals. As a result, communities that embrace such views face increased risk of disease outbreaks and other public health threats.

The Embracing of Extremist Views
The supremacy of scripture can also contribute to the development of extremist beliefs among Christians, particularly when it comes to issues related to sexuality, gender roles, and religious pluralism. By elevating biblical teachings above all other sources of knowledge and guidance, some believers may become more susceptible to adopting radical views or engaging in intolerant behavior.

This Is One Of The Greatest Video Ever Made... The True History And What Told You They Lied About Jesus Real Name (Here’s What He Really Taught) A True That You Still Believe It. This Is Not A Sermon. This is an initiation into the hidden gospel the original message that was co-opted, corrupted, and buried by the Roman Empire to keep you from realizing your own power. The video title is 100% correct. He came to warn us about religion in the world today. I find churches cold and unfeeling. I feel God and Jesus when I'm out or indoors, not in a man made church. Jesus did not to teach us to build churches on earth. He taught us how to live with each other in truth and love for are follow mankind.

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You forgot one of the most important ones "In that day you shall know, that I am in my Father, and you in me, and I in you." It's, "I am that! I am!" meaning we are Everything and Everyone. Be good to each other always. I Am that I Am ! - I always remembered….your body is the temple of god. To me meaning god is not somewhere else, he is within us, we are a part of god giving us a direct connection to him.

Consider this, the government that is largely responsible for creating what we know as The Holy Bible is the very same government that condemned Yeshua and put him to death. We are told that The Holy Bible is the inspired word of God and that is not completely true. It is a collection of canons based on scrolls that were written many hundreds of years earlier. A good analogy is to think of it like a Hollywood movie based on a book. The movie is never completely true to the source material but has been rewritten to suit a different format and in so doing much of what the original author was attempting to convey has been lost.

I feel a natural attrition. A justification of what I have long known but somewhat discounted. I am that I am. As above so below. As within so without. Ying Yang. Jesus is the the path to God & he resides within all of us. All we need do is seek his path. Our only true God given gift. Choice.

Omnism is my choice. Religion is corruptible & therefore in the nature of men corrupt. I thank God in my existence of this reality which gives me an ability to grow within & so without. Thank you for this presentation which I find 100% relatable to my current state of mind.

I have believed this way for many years now. I am not religious, but I follow the teachings of Christ. Christ was a rebel when it came to religion. He wanted to set people free, not to enslave them in the chains of religion that kept the people from God. We don't need a middleman to communicate with God. Religion controls the masses. When we are in divine union, we are a threat to systemic programming. I have never been "normal." I am not perfect by any means, but the things I have learned have not come from listening to a person passing a collection plate, I am grateful. I studied this history 45 years ago. I started questioning organized religion as a teenager. I occasionally came across people who understood this. I am so glad this information is now becoming more widely known!

For centuries, the true teachings of Jesus the mystic, not the mascot were declared heretical and hidden away. These weren't lessons about sin and worship; they were activation codes for your soul. In this transmission, we will decode the spiritual technologies that survived, revealing that the "Second Coming" is not a man returning from the clouds, but the Christ Consciousness Awakening Within You Today. This all makes sense to me! I've been hearing bits & pieces of this for years now. It explained so much to me! Wow! The first time I went to Sunday school, they told me that I was "born a sinner". I immediately recognized the con game they were playing. You have expressed my understanding of Christ Consciousness better than anything I have seen. Well done. When I throw everyone's interpretation of the bible out Jesus 100% freed me from any religion just love everyone including enemies. The kingdom of God is a heart full of love absent hate. I know we move on yet he spoke of here and now just all be like family to one another and there will be peace on earth.

This journey His real name wasn’t Jesus. It was Yeshua and his true message was buried for over 1,600 years. This video unveils what the empire tried to erase: -The Lost Gospels -The secret meaning of the Cross -The truth of your own body as the temple And the forgotten sayings of Yeshua that were never meant to be preached but decoded.

The Danger of Dominionist Theology
One example of how the supremacy of scripture can lead to extremist beliefs is the rise of dominionist theology within certain evangelical circles. This belief system asserts that Christians have a divine mandate to take control over all aspects of society, including government, education, and media. Dominionists often argue that the Bible provides clear guidance on how these institutions should be governed, leading to an emphasis on strict moral codes and the suppression of dissenting views. This can result in a dangerous erosion of democratic principles and the promotion of intolerant or exclusionary policies.

The Danger of Religious Extremism in Politics
The supremacy of scripture has also played a role in the rise of religious extremism within political circles. In recent years, there have been several high-profile examples of politicians who have sought to impose their religious beliefs on others through legislation or executive action. This can include efforts to restrict access to reproductive healthcare services, limit the rights of gay and transgender individuals, or promote religious observance in public institutions. By prioritizing biblical teachings over constitutional principles and individual freedoms, these politicians risk undermining the democratic process and infringing upon the rights of minority groups.

The Promotion of Ignorance and Fear
Finally, the supremacy of scripture can contribute to a culture of ignorance and fear among Christians, as they may become more susceptible to believing conspiracy theories or embracing paranoid beliefs about those who hold different views. By placing greater importance on biblical teachings than on factual evidence, some believers may be more likely to view the world through a lens of suspicion and hostility.

The Danger of Conspiracy Theories
One example of how the supremacy of scripture can lead to irrational thinking is the prevalence of conspiracy theories within certain Christian communities. Some believers have embraced fringe ideas about secret societies, government mind control programs, or sinister plots by powerful elites – often drawing connections between these theories and biblical prophecies or apocalyptic scenarios. By prioritizing faith-based narratives over empirical evidence, Christians may be more likely to accept such unfounded claims as factual, contributing to a culture of fear and mistrust within society.

The Danger of Ignorance and Fear in Interpersonal Relations
The supremacy of scripture can also have a negative impact on interpersonal relationships among Christians, as they may be more likely to judge others based on strict interpretations of biblical teachings rather than understanding their unique perspectives and experiences. This can lead to a lack of empathy or compassion for those who hold different views or come from diverse backgrounds, ultimately undermining the foundations of social harmony and mutual respect.

The Significant Threat
The existence of "Christian imposters" indeed exposes a significant logical inconsistency within dominionist beliefs. By asserting that there are those who outwardly appear to be Christians but secretly harbor sinister intentions or serve as agents of Satan, dominionists create a situation where every Christian from a different sect can be considered an imposter or inauthentic Christian.

This perspective effectively undermines the entire premise of dominionism, which is based on the assumption that Christianity is the absolute truth and that the Bible should be enforced as the ultimate moral code for society. If no one can agree on the authenticity of a given sect's beliefs or practices, then it becomes impossible to establish a universally accepted set of Christian principles or standards. In this light, dominionist beliefs appear increasingly arbitrary and nonsensical, as they rely on a faulty assumption that there is only one "true" form of Christianity that should be imposed upon society. By recognizing the false belief in "Christian imposters," we can more effectively challenge the validity of dominionist theology and promote greater tolerance, understanding, and respect for diverse perspectives and experiences within our communities.

The supremacy of scripture in Christianity presents a significant threat to rational thought, tolerance, and understanding within society. By elevating biblical teachings above all other sources of knowledge and guidance, Christians may become more susceptible to embracing irrational beliefs or engaging in intolerant behavior. It is crucial that we remain vigilant in recognizing and addressing the dangers posed by this doctrine, both within our own communities and on the global stage. By promoting dialogue, understanding, and respect for diverse perspectives and experiences, we can work to build a more inclusive and harmonious world for all.

The Dangers of Christianity: An Overview For Dumb Christians
Christianity's Historical & Contemporary Risks

Explaining the Obvious
Christians wonder why I call them "stupid" and other choice words or just assume I'm angry with them. The obvious, dangerous nature of Christianity that goes ignored, provokes my name-calling because to not see these risks results from stupidity or willful ignorance. How could they not be stupid or deliberately ignorant when Christianity, practiced by billions across the globe, holds immense sway over societies and individuals alike. All faith-derived power holds a dark side of breeding intolerance, division, and violence. If you do not critically examine the things you believe, you become prone to these issues, readily seen in Christian teachings, practices, and historical impact on society. Herein, I explain, again, the danger of Christianity so mindless Christians can try to grasp the obvious.

The Dangerous Doctrines of Christianity
At the core of Christianity lies a set of doctrines that foster intolerance and exclusion. Among these are the beliefs in salvation through faith alone, the supremacy of God's word over all other forms of knowledge, and the notion that Christians are called to convert non-believers at any cost. These tenets create a sense of superiority among believers that leads to aggressive missionary efforts, persecution of those who do not adhere to Christian beliefs, and even acts of violence in the name of religion.

Salvation Through Faith Alone
One of the key teachings of Christianity is that salvation is attained solely through faith in Jesus Christ. This belief fosters an attitude of self-righteousness among believers, as they are led to believe their acceptance by God is based solely on their personal belief in a specific set of doctrines. Such a mindset can lead to the dehumanization of non-believers and the justification of acts of aggression against those who hold different beliefs or lifestyles.

In The Name Of Jesus ? Who ? and I was shocked to hear about Jesus,” which later employed the letter “J,” is a derivation It was not until 1630 that the differentiation became general in England.” Note in the original 1611 version of the King James Version of the Bible there was no “J” letter in this Bible for because it did not exist. James was spelled Iames. Jesus was spelled Iesous. The 80 books of the King James Version include 39 books of the Old Testament, 14 books of Apocrypha, and the 27 books of the New Testament.

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One of the most asked questions of the century. How can the Messiah’s Name be Jesus if the letter “J” did not exist 500 years ago?

The Messiah walked on earth about 2,000 years ago. If the letter and sound of “J” did not exist when the Messiah walked on this earth, what was His Name?

In the English Alphabet, the letter “J” was originally used for the letter “I”. The first to distinguish the difference between the letter “J” and the letter “I” was in Gian Giorgio’s 1524 “I” and “J” were originally the same letter but different shapes both equally the same letter.

According to the history of the English Alphabet, the official and original sound of the letter “J” was the sound of “Y” in “yet” or “yellow”.

The very first English-language book to make clear distinction between the sound of “I” and the sound of “J” was not written until 1634. It wasn’t until then, after the 1611 Bible was published, that the English language officially accepted the shape and sound of the letter “J” as “jay” and no longer the “yuh” “Y” sound.

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A Savior Created by the Church of Constantine the Great; “Let us then have nothing in common with the detestable Jewish crowd; for we have received from our Savior a different way.”

This is not the Savior Yahu’sha, this is a different one, that is followed a different way, his name is Jesus. The one we are warned would came in His name, the one told you would accept, while you reject the True Master. We were Warned and we Can see just how True it is.

The Supremacy of Scripture
Another dangerous doctrine within Christianity is the notion that God's word, as revealed in the Bible, holds absolute authority over all other forms of knowledge. This belief can lead to an unwillingness to engage with scientific, historical, and cultural evidence that may challenge or contradict Christian teachings. Such a mindset can hinder intellectual progress, stifle critical thinking, and contribute to a lack of empathy for those who hold different views or come from diverse backgrounds.

The Call to Convert Others
Christianity teaches that believers are called to spread the gospel and convert non-believers in order to save their souls. This missionary impulse can lead to aggressive efforts to impose Christian beliefs on others, often without regard for the cultural, religious, or personal autonomy of those being targeted. Such actions can result in feelings of oppression, persecution, and alienation among non-Christian communities.

The Historical Impact of Christianity
Throughout its history, Christianity has been responsible for numerous acts of violence, persecution, and cultural erasure. From the Crusades to the Inquisition, from colonialism to modern-day religious extremism, the religion's influence has often been destructive and oppressive. This section will explore some of the most significant historical events and movements that illustrate the true danger posed by Christianity.

The Crusades (1095-1291)
One of the most notorious episodes in Christian history, the Crusades were a series of religious wars fought between Christians and Muslims over control of the Holy Land. These campaigns were marked by brutal violence, forced conversions, and widespread destruction of non-Christian religious sites and artifacts. The Crusades represent a stark example of how Christianity can be used to justify acts of aggression and violence in the name of religion.

The Inquisition (12th-19th centuries)
Another dark chapter in Christian history, the Inquisition was a series of investigations and trials carried out by Catholic authorities to identify and punish heretics - those who held beliefs or engaged in practices that deviated from official church teachings. These proceedings often resulted in severe punishment, including torture, imprisonment, and execution. The Inquisition serves as a chilling reminder of the lengths to which Christians have gone to enforce their doctrines and suppress dissenting views.

Colonialism and Cultural Erasure (15th-20th centuries)
Christianity played a significant role in the European colonization of Africa, Asia, and the Americas. In many cases, missionaries accompanied explorers and settlers, seeking to convert indigenous populations to Christianity. This process often involved the suppression of local religious beliefs and practices, as well as the erasure of non-Christian cultural traditions. The legacy of these colonial endeavors can still be seen today in the ongoing struggles for cultural identity, self-determination, and social justice among formerly colonized peoples around the world.

Modern Religious Extremism
Despite many Christians claiming to embrace more inclusive and tolerant views, there remains large pockets of religious extremism within the faith. These groups often promote intolerance, violence, and political oppression in their efforts to enforce strict adherence to Christian doctrines. The rise of Christian Nationalism in the United States, guided by Republicans, is s stark example of the danger of extremism, which cannot be ignored.

A Significant Threat
Christianity presents a significant threat to global peace, tolerance, and mutual understanding. Its teachings foster intolerance, exclusion, and aggression, while its history is marked by numerous acts of violence, persecution, and cultural erasure. It is crucial we remain vigilant in recognizing and addressing the true dangers posed by this religion, both within our own communities and on the global stage. Even more important, Christians need to recognize their dangerous nature, admit the problem to themselves, and begin correcting their religion, or abandon it.

Truth About Muslim Death Cult Of Americastan & Right To Kill You Under God Bible & Islamic And Sharia Laws! Yes I'm Not Here To Offend Anyone Here, But Is It True That Muslims Are Told To Kill Other Religions? Its Not At All About "Islamophobia" As A Phrase Is Such A Complete Statement Today. Islam does authorize individuals to kill others under any so-called "right" derived from religious or Sharia law. Islam, as a religion, does it promote a death cults and does it do or grant individuals a general right to kill under Islamic or Sharia law.

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So I'm a Christian, never been Muslim or Islam as I'm mostly from a European background. I joined this subreddit to ask Ex-Muslims questions I'm curious of as well as to see what y'all post here. I'm not against or supportive of Islam in anyway. But it hurts my heart a bit to know that the Qu'ran tells Muslims to kill non-believers, as well as the treatment and murders of Christians and Jews in the middle east, land we once occupied and created the towns they live in there, and gave them the idea to create there own religion and accepted them into our lands(my ancestors are least) for them to write about wanting to kill us. The Bible has no verses about killing other religions or even satanists.

The situation in Palestine for example is really disgusting as well, with Jewish people living there killing Muslims and Christians but to know Muslims are doing the same to us and have done it for longer then the Jewish, makes me kind of sick knowing I felt bad for Palestinians. What are your thoughts on this? I'd really like to understand why such and more on it, I'd really like to go to places like, Jerusalem and Damascus and Ninevah and Lebanon to see places where my religion started, but with Muslims or Jewish people there wanting to kill me scares me from going there in the future.

I’d recommend reading the entirety of the verses for yourself so you can decide if this annotated list is anti-Islam propaganda or not. These are not false quotes, and this list doesn’t even come close to the myriad of Quran content that not only encourages, but commands directly by order of Allah, to extort, enslave, forcibly convert, torture, and kill non-Muslims. It’s not just limited to Christians and Jews; they’re known as “people of the book” and in some cases are extorted using a taxation known as jizya, as an alternative to being forcibly converted or slaughtered in sharia country. So, in certain cases, Jews and Christians aren’t always automatically slaughtered because they make good slaves and can generate profit.

I suspect that you’ll be quite disgusted when you find out what Islam really is, without the myriad of lies perpetuated by people who desperately try to make Islam look less evil by lying about it. The Quran would be banned as hate literature if it wasn’t a holy book for billions of people.

Be forewarned, asking questions and arguing with the lies you’re told despite clear evidence to the contrary being clearly stated in the holy literature will get you called islamaphobic. That word isn’t representative of a real phenomenon, and has been weaponized to try and make people feel bad for seeing what’s right in front of them and suggesting Islam is a horrifying mess of a hate filled religion.

You’re in the right place for answers; these people have lived it, left it, and will tell you the truth. Many if not all agree with this quote: “without lies, Islam dies”. It’s not just another Abrahamic religion; it’s the most disturbing religion you’ll find, and it’s growing.

Islamic law (Sharia) emphasizes the sanctity of life. The Quran states: "Anyone who kills a believer deliberately will receive as his reward (a sentence) to live in Hell for ever. God will be angry with him and curse him, and prepare dreadful torment for him" (4:93).The Prophet Muhammad also declared that the lives and properties of people are sacred until they meet their Lord. Intentional murder is strictly prohibited except through due process of law, referred to in the Quran as "bi al-haqq" (with the truth).

Islamic and Christian Religion are not compatible at all... its like oil and water do not mix at all today. No, it is not compatible. The Qur'an explicitly denies the divinity of Christ, which is one of the absolute bedrock tenets of the Christian faith. Without His divinity and associated sinlessness Christ's sacrifice and resurrection would carry no meaning or effect.

One additional note: I ran across this article today and I thought it would round out this answer well. In it the author explains the doctrine of the Trinity and why it matters so much. The fact that Christ was divine and one part of a triune Godhead is critical to Christianity, and as I said the Qur'an denies it outright. A great summary of the Trinity from the article:

The doctrine of the Trinity can be summarized in seven statements. (1) There is only one God. (2) The Father is God. (3) The Son is God. (4) The Holy Spirit is God. (5) The Father is not the Son. (6) The Son is the not the Holy Spirit. (7) The Holy Spirit is not the Father.

All of the creedal formulations and theological jargon and philosophical apologetics have to do with safeguarding each one of these statements and doing so without denying any of the other six.

Without a Trinity there is no Christianity, therein lies the direct conflict with the Qur'an.

Capital punishment is permitted in Islamic jurisprudence only under specific legal conditions, such as for crimes like intentional murder (qisas), apostasy, adultery (zina), or banditry (hirabah), and must be carried out by a legitimate judicial authority, not by individuals. The death penalty is not a personal right but a legal sentence within a formal justice system. Even in cases of war or jihad, classical Islamic scholars have prohibited the killing of non-combatants, including women, children, and civilians.

Some political figures have used inflammatory language, such as calling radical Shi'ite groups a "death cult," but these statements reflect personal opinions and do not represent mainstream Islamic beliefs or the views of the global Muslim community. Similarly, extremist interpretations that justify violence are widely rejected by Islamic scholars and institutions.

In summary, Islam does authorize individuals to kill others under any so-called "right" derived from religious or Sharia law. The misuse of religious texts to justify violence is condemned by mainstream Islamic scholarship, and the legal mechanisms for capital punishment are strictly regulated and judicial in nature.

Exodus 20:13 states, "You shall not murder," a commandment that forms the foundation of biblical prohibitions against killing. Leviticus 24:17 reinforces this principle, declaring, "And if a man takes the life of anyone else, he must surely be put to death," establishing capital punishment for unlawful killing. The sanctity of human life is further emphasized in Genesis 9:6, which states, "Whoever sheds man's blood, by man shall his blood be shed: for in the image of God made he man," underscoring that humans are created in God's image.

Regarding homosexual acts, Leviticus 18:22 explicitly states, "You shall not lie with a male as with a woman; it is an abomination," and Leviticus 20:13 adds, "If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them," prescribing the death penalty for such acts. This commandment is part of a broader set of laws concerning sexual conduct and moral purity.

Other verses address specific circumstances of killing. Exodus 21:22-25 outlines penalties for causing a miscarriage, stating that if a man causes a woman to miscarry but no further harm follows, he must be punished according to the husband's demand and the judges' determination; if harm follows, the penalty is "life for life". Numbers 31:17-18 commands the killing of all Midianite males and women who have had sexual relations, while sparing the young girls who have not known a man intimately. The law of retaliation, "eye for eye, tooth for tooth," is found in Exodus 21:23-25.

The Bible contains several verses addressing both killing and the prohibition against planting different kinds of seeds. Regarding killing, Deuteronomy 22:22 states, "If a man is found sleeping with another man’s wife, both the man who slept with her and the woman must die. You must purge the evil from Israel". Similarly, Deuteronomy 22:24 mandates that if a man meets a virgin pledged to be married in a town and sleeps with her, both shall be stoned to death at the town gate, as the woman did not cry out for help.

Deuteronomy 22:25-27 outlines a different penalty for rape, stating that only the man who raped a betrothed woman in the country shall die, as the woman is not guilty of a sin deserving death.

Concerning planting different kinds of seeds, Deuteronomy 22:9 explicitly commands, "Do not plant two kinds of seed in your vineyard; if you do, not only the crops you plant but also the fruit of the vineyard will be defiled". This prohibition is reiterated in Leviticus 19:19, which states, "You shall not breed together two kinds of your cattle; you shall not sow your field with two kinds of seed, nor wear clothing of two kinds of material mixed together". The principle is also mentioned in Deuteronomy 22:11, which forbids wearing garments made of wool and linen woven together. Modern interpretations suggest this rule may relate to maintaining the purity of plant varieties by preventing cross-pollination.

The Bible presents a complex and multifaceted view on killing, encompassing divine commands, legal statutes, narratives of violence, and moral teachings. The Sixth Commandment explicitly prohibits murder: "You shall not murder", emphasizing the sanctity of human life. This principle is reinforced by Genesis 9:6, which states that anyone who sheds human blood shall have their blood shed, as humans are made in God's image. The New Testament expands this concept spiritually, with Jesus teaching that anger and hatred toward a brother are akin to murder and subject to judgment.

Despite this prohibition, the Bible also contains numerous instances where killing is commanded or permitted under specific circumstances. Capital punishment is prescribed for various offenses, including adultery, homosexuality, blasphemy, cursing parents, and witchcraft. For example, Leviticus 20:13 mandates the death penalty for homosexual acts, while Exodus 22:17 commands the execution of sorceresses. The death penalty for a woman who is not a virgin on her wedding night is also prescribed in Deuteronomy 22:20-21. These laws reflect the legal framework of the Mosaic covenant, where death was the prescribed punishment for many transgressions.

The Bible also sanctions killing in the context of warfare and divine judgment. God commanded the Israelites to utterly destroy the inhabitants of the Promised Land, including men, women, children, and livestock, as punishment for their sins, such as idolatry and child sacrifice. This is explicitly stated in Deuteronomy 20:16–17 and 1 Samuel 15:3, where God instructs Saul to destroy the Amalekites completely. Similarly, the conquest of Jericho and the war against the Midianites are described as divinely sanctioned acts of destruction. The killing of Goliath by David is presented as a justified act of divine justice.

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Self-defense is also recognized as a legitimate reason for killing. Exodus 22:2-3 states that if a thief is caught breaking in at night and is struck fatally, the defender is not guilty of bloodshed. This distinction between unlawful murder and lawful killing is central to biblical ethics, where killing may be justified when it serves justice, protects life, or fulfills a divine mandate.

The Bible also addresses the moral and spiritual consequences of killing. The shedding of innocent blood is condemned as a grave sin that defiles the land, and those who commit murder are described as being excluded from God's kingdom. The prophet Isaiah warns that violence against the people of Judah will lead to divine judgment. In contrast, the Psalms express a desire for God to bring justice against the wicked, reflecting a tension between divine justice and human mercy.

In summary, the Bible contains a wide range of perspectives on killing, from strict prohibitions against murder to commands for capital punishment, warfare, and self-defense, all framed within a theological context of justice, divine authority, and the sanctity of life.

The Old Testament outlines several crimes punishable by death, including adultery, homosexuality, blasphemy, and cursing one’s parents. Adultery, defined as sexual relations between a married person and someone who is not their spouse, was punishable by death for both the man and the woman involved. Homosexual acts, specifically between two men, were also considered capital offenses and were to be punished by death. Blasphemy, the act of speaking irreverently about God, was a capital crime, with the penalty being death. Cursing one’s father or mother was punishable by death, reflecting the seriousness with which the violation of familial and societal order was viewed. These laws were part of the Mosaic Law, intended to maintain the holiness and integrity of the covenant community of Israel.

The New Testament does not outline specific crimes punishable by death in the same manner as the Old Testament. While the Old Testament prescribes capital punishment for various offenses such as murder, adultery, blasphemy, and idolatry, the New Testament shifts focus toward forgiveness, repentance, and spiritual renewal rather than legal penalties.

Jesus' interaction with a woman caught in adultery, where He said, “Let him who is without sin among you be the first to throw a stone” (John 8:7), is often interpreted as a rejection of the application of the death penalty in that context, highlighting the hypocrisy of the accusers rather than abolishing the law itself. The New Testament does not establish a new list of capital crimes, and most Christian traditions today do not implement the death penalty, understanding the Old Testament laws as part of the historical covenant with Israel, while emphasizing grace and redemption in the New Testament message.

No, American Muslims do not have the right to kill anyone. The Quran explicitly prohibits the killing of innocent people, stating that killing one person unjustly is equivalent to killing all of humanity, and saving one life is equivalent to saving all of humanity. This principle is central to Islamic teachings and is consistently emphasized by American Muslim voices and scholars.

While the Quran does mention martyrdom for those who die fighting in the path of God, this is understood within the context of legitimate warfare and self-defense, not the targeting of civilians. Classical Islamic law strictly prohibits the intentional killing of non-combatants, including women and children, and considers suicide attacks impermissible because they involve taking one's own life, which is forbidden in Islam. The overwhelming consensus among Muslim scholars, including prominent American Muslim leaders, is that violence against innocent people is never justified.

American Muslims consistently affirm their commitment to peace and reject violence. They emphasize that their faith teaches discipline, prayer, fasting, and peace, and that violence is not an option for practicing Muslims. The vast majority of Muslims worldwide, including those in the United States, condemn terrorism and the actions of extremist groups that claim to act in Islam's name. The idea that Muslims are inherently violent or seek to kill others is a misconception that does not reflect the beliefs or practices of the vast majority of American Muslims.

What Does the Quran Say About Christians?
In the Quran, Christians are often referred to as "People of the Book," meaning the people who have received and believed in revelations from God's prophets. The Quran contains verses that highlight the commonalities between Christians and Muslims but contains other verses warning Christians against sliding toward polytheism due to their worship of Jesus Christ as God.

These verses serve to establish a sense of kinship and mutual respect between the two faiths while also emphasizing theological differences. Understanding these passages can promote dialogue and tolerance between Christian and Muslim communities.

Similarities and Differences Between Christianity and Islam
Islam and Christianity have a great deal in common, including some of the same prophets. Islam, for example, believes Jesus is a messenger of God and that he was born to the Virgin Mary—beliefs surprisingly similar to Christian doctrine.

There are, of course, important differences between the faiths, but for Christians first learning about Islam, or Muslims being introduced to Christianity, there is often a good deal of surprise at just how much the two important faiths share.

The Quran's Descriptions of Commonalities With Christians
Several different passages in the Quran speak about the commonalities Muslims share with Christians.

"Surely those who believe, and those who are Jews, and the Christians, and the Sabians—whoever believes in God and the Last Day and does good, they shall have their reward from their Lord. And there will be no fear for them, nor shall they grieve" (2:62, 5:69, and many other verses).
". . . and nearest among them in love to the believers will you find those who say, 'We are Christians,' because amongst these are men devoted to learning and men who have renounced the world, and they are not arrogant" (5:82).
"O you who believe! Be helpers of God—as Jesus the son of Mary said to the Disciples, 'Who will be my helpers in (the work of) God?' Said the disciples, 'We are God's helpers!' Then a portion of the Children of Israel believed, and a portion disbelieved. But We gave power to those who believed, against their enemies, and they became the ones that prevailed" (61:14).
The Quran's Warnings Regarding Christianity
The Quran also has several passages expressing concern for the Christian practice of worshipping Jesus Christ as God. It is the Christian doctrine of the Holy Trinity that most stands in contrast to Islam. To Muslims, the worship of any historical figure as God himself is a sacrilege and heresy.

"If only they [i.e. Christians] had stood fast by the Law, the Gospel, and all the revelation that was sent to them from their Lord, they would have enjoyed happiness from every side. There is from among them a party on the right course, but many of them follow a course that is evil" (5:66).
"Oh People of the Book! Commit no excesses in your religion, nor say of God anything but the truth. Christ Jesus, the son of Mary, was (no more than) a messenger of God, and His Word which He bestowed on Mary, and a spirit proceeding from Him. So believe in God and His messengers. Say not, 'Trinity.' Desist! It will be better for you, for God is One God, Glory be to Him! (Far exalted is He) above having a son. To Him belong all things in the heavens and on earth. And enough is God as a Disposer of affairs" (4:171).
"The Jews call 'Uzair a son of God, and the Christians call Christ the son of God. That is but a saying from their mouth; (in this) they but imitate what the unbelievers of old used to say. God's curse be on them; how they are deluded away from the Truth! They take their priests and their anchorites to be their lords in derogation of God, and (they take as their Lord) Christ the son of Mary. Yet they were commanded to worship but One God: there is no god but He. Praise and glory to Him! (Far is He) from having the partners they associate (with Him)" (9:30-31).

More References to Jesus in the Quran
The Quran recounts the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, known as 'Isa in Arabic, detailing his miraculous birth, teachings, and miracles performed. It consistently emphasizes Jesus' status as a revered human prophet, though distinct from God himself.

Here are more passages from the Quran that reference Jesus Christ.

"And behold! God will say [i.e., on the Day of Judgment]: 'Oh Jesus, the son of Mary! Did you say unto men, worship me and my mother as gods in derogation of God?' He will say: 'Glory to Thee! Never could I say what I had no right (to say). Had I said such a thing, You would indeed have known it. You know what is in my heart, though I know not what is in Yours. For You know in full all that is hidden. Never did I say to them anything except what You commanded me to say: 'Worship God, my Lord and your Lord.' And I was a witness over them while I lived among them. When You took me up, You were the Watcher over them, and You are a witness to all things'" (5:116-117).

What Does the Quran Say About Christians?
Islam and Christianity share common beliefs, including the reverence for Jesus as a prophet.

Despite similarities, the Quran warns against certain Christian practices, such as the worship of Jesus as God; to Muslims, the worship of any historical figure as God himself is considered sacrilegious and a departure from monotheistic principles.

The Quran portrays Jesus as a revered human prophet, distinct from God, and includes passages addressing his teachings and miracles.

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