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ninetailschris said:
Jay520 said:



Okay, a few questions.

1.) There are untrooths with Islam? How Do you know? Have you studied Islam to know if its true or not?

2.) If you have studied Islam, then what are the untrooths of Islam?

3.) I have studied Christianity with an open-mind and I think its false. Therefore, can I safely say Christianity is false?

4.) What if I study another religion with an open-mind and find that religion is true? How would I be able to know for sure?


1. The problem with Islam unlike The bIble is that it has things that directly go against  historal truths on certain events. For example, in islam it says Jesus didn't die on cross. This is historial proven to not be true by scholars and historians. A man of name Jesus Christ of Nazareth was in fact killed on cross from reports. we even know who was the person that killed him on the cross EXACTLY.

2. The problems is that Islam Scholars themselves will admit that they haven't done any real research into the origins of the Islam. PLUS it known that Islam leader Muhammad got his information on Jesus YEARS LATER from actual events. Muhammad also got his source from third hand person basically hear-say. 

3.What have you stuided? Name them books or people?

4. History and strict research with constant questions to people who disagree and agree. See how your arguments stand up against others. 

Your argument could be replace with how do we know anything is true?


1.) Fair enough, I was just interested in seeing why Islam was false.

2.) See above

3.) Condoning Slavery, condoning raping, etc are just some of the things that contradict with the Christian God being loving, fair, etc.

4.) So, belief in the right God, and the fate of your eternal life, is dependent upon your ability to reason? So, if you have difficulty reasoning logically, and accidently pick the wrong religion, or no religion, then you are going to Hell with NO hope of leaving. You are there forever. You're punished for something you havd no control over. And you have no chance of changing yourself. Again, this contradicts with the idea of a fair, loving god.