Is the worship of God really necessary?

[Roma]

richardhutnik said:

Roma said:

anything altered by humans is automatically corrupted because its no longer Gods true words also you will find many contradictions in the Bible but not in the Koran. i see no point in reading the new testament as it is altered! if you want to see the resemblance between Islam and Christianity you should read the old testament.

if you can read the Koran in Arabic then you would see that the oldest copy you can find and the newest copy are 100% the same! now you tell me is that not the power of God? anything human made can easily be changed but the difference between the Koran and the Bible is that God said that the words in Koran will not change and if it does people will know about it. its no longer the Koran if a single letter is changed!

we Muslims pray 5 times a day and in the prayer we recite words from the Koran and a lot of people know the Koran to heart so if you burn all the Korans in the world and then gather 5 Muslims for instance from around the world they would recreate the book in a matter of hours! can that be done with the Bible? no of course not because everybody knows a different version of it!

now I respect people for what they believe in but you should know that what you believe in is true or not and once there is alterations in something then those words are no longer Gods words.

Jesus (pbuh) is the Messiah and he will return as he never died. the anti Christ will come before he does. its actually pretty cool! 

Pardon me for deleting the video.  It is in your post and can be seen there.  I deleted it to save space.

Let's take a minute at what the most basic of information regarding Jesus is believed by Christians, and then look at what Islam says about it.  It fundamentally says things about Jesus that about everyone who claims to be  Christian, or a follower of Jesus says.  Islam denies Jesus is the Son of God, when that title is all throughout the New Testament texts, and has been shown over and over again.  It is even in the writings of gnostics.  But Islam denies this.  Same goes with Jesus dying on the cross.  Islam denies this. Anyone who is even remotely believing they follow Jesus hold these to be true.  Islam denies this.  

I will leave the point about "multiple texts" alone, because it really isn't relevant to anything here, or the discussion of the Christian religion, if you want to go there.

I will focus on Jesus as Messiah.  Post here what that title means.  Can you do it?  Does it mean savior?  If it doesn't, what does it mean?  Again, what does Jesus as Messiah mean?

Islam is a bit like you took the Christian religion, and then ran a buzzsaw through it and morphed it into something else that doesn't even resemble Christianity.  It says things of who Jesus is, and Mary (yes, it speaks of a virgin birth and calls Jesus Messiah) but it doesn't explain its relevance, and just claims "corrupted texts".  Again, I put this challenge through you.  Show me what an approved version of the New Testament texts are by Islamic standards.  Then look at how much is left, and ask yourself if this is merely corrupted texts or totally false texts.  I would then have to ask what "Book" do you consider Christians part of.  

There are multiple people who penned Christian texts, and they show ample examples of what is called for by God.

yes Islam denies Jesus (pbuh) being Gods son because in the Koran God says he does not give birth nor was he born. Yusuf Estes a former christian priest will explain this better than I will ever be able to. plz take the time to watch it