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@AwakenedMuslim @RealShahriqKhan "corrected message"
Islam to be consistent

has to short tell
GENESIS
Fall of Man
Promised Redeemer
Humanity need for Salvation

EXODUS
Passover, death of firstborn

JESUS TEACHINGS
It has no single record of Jesus parables

CRUCIFIXION
The very fulfilment of the Promised Savior

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@HiddenAceMind @AdageorgeA As I mentioned, it is irrational, pointless: You quote Christian texts as evidence while denying they are authoritative

You just try to impose since you're Islamic Schooled

Then I'll explain why those texts are fully consistent with Christian Theology as am Christian Schooled

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@HiddenAceMind @AdageorgeA My question at start:
Do you accept verses you quoted as genuine Divine Revelation?

Your took it confident and said, "I'll be happy to start the conversation ❤️. Now explain to us."

When clarified if it is the Gospel, you avoid direct answer

That's intellectual dishonesty
Bye

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@Uz_0_85 @JenFul10 @RealShahriqKhan "The death of the firstborn"

Is that mentioned in the Quran?

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@Durianhack @enesovat22 You got definition wrong

It's not personal

Only Adam and Eve have true Freedom

They fell, chose autonomy from Divine Providence

They represent mankind

If even they fell, no one from us can do better

We're sons of disobedience, of wounded or broken will in need of Salvation

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@Islam435 Holiness: is absolute sinlessness

It sends sins to hell?
It sends people to hell

Man in his pride (a sin, autonomy from Divine Providence) insist he can fix what he broke

Divine Providence: Provides
Promised Redeemer

Islam preaches that man can tip the scale of judgement

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@Islam435 Oneness is a major attribute emphasized in Islam.

What lacking in Islamic Theology is the fuller exploration

Holiness: perfectly pure
Divine Sovereignty: absolute authority over all things

Love, Justice, Mercy

It's not who got a better attribute, it's Islam forsake the Torah

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@Its_97c @GodLogic_GL @ministerNSN @CanyonMimbs Holiness: is sinlessness

It sends sins to hell?

It sends people to hell.

Man in his pride (a sin, of autonomy from Divine Providence) insist he can fix what he broke

Divine Providence: Provides

Promised Redeemer

Islam preaches that man can tip the scale of judgement

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@Its_97c @GodLogic_GL @ministerNSN @CanyonMimbs Oneness is a major attribute emphasized in Islam.

What lacking in Islamic Theology is the fuller exploration

Holiness: perfectly pure
Divine Sovereignty: absolute authority over all things

Love, Justice, Mercy

It's not who got a better attribute, it's Islam forsake the Torah

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@HiddenAceMind @AdageorgeA "Do I really need to accept it before you explain?"

Yes. You're quoting verses from the Book of John yet don't accept in it's authority

Should I say you were being dishonest when you claim to believe Injil (Gospel)?

How can you you believe a book when the book was lost?

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@HiddenAceMind @AdageorgeA You're the one who showed off your library of books

Effectively, you're saying NO: to the VERSE nor the BOOK

As mentioned earlier, the question is irrational

You're appealing to evidence from a source you reject while denying the authority of the very text you're using.

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@YasinJalloh92 @Samuelkonadu34 @AdageorgeA Ok, I just quoted the Bible verse

If your into context now, that contradicts , defeats your earlier tweet.

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@HiddenAceMind @AdageorgeA From Wikipedia:

"Muslim generally does not identify the Christian’s New Testament as the divinely revealed Injil mentioned in the Qurʾan"

That's why, just to be clear: do you accept the Book of John (the Christian Gospel) as genuine Divine Revelation?

Just a yes or no.

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@HiddenAceMind @AdageorgeA That's not mainstream Islam so need to clarify

Injeel you mentioned is the Christian Gospel? (e.g. the Book of John)

Muslim are saying original Injil was lost?

So to be clear: do you accept the Book of John (the Christian Gospel) as genuine Divine Revelation?

Just a Yes or No

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@YasinJalloh92 @Samuelkonadu34 @AdageorgeA "nowhere in the entire Bible"

“The Son of Man came… to give His life as a ransom for many."
Mark 10:45; Matthew 20:28

“This is my blood of the covenant, which is poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins.”
Matthew 26:28

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@HiddenAceMind @AdageorgeA Those are Christian scriptures.

Question: Do you accept the verses you quoted as genuine Divine Revelation?

If not, then the question is irrational.

If yes, then we can continue and discuss what the text actually teaches.

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@WonGodOnly @AdageorgeA Stick to the argument presented.

Her point was that Jesus speaks with authority and certainty about eternal life.

If you think her conclusion is wrong, address that comparison.

Claiming she was "never a Muslim" does not answer the argument.

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@Jamesputty8 @Kristen419364 @AdiGamesREAL @DeenRatio When you say, as quoted "if the divine nature did not suffer, die, or lose anything"

are you assuming that for a sacrifice to be “divine,” the divine nature itself must suffer, die or lose anything?

Christian Theology doesn’t make that assumption.

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@Jamesputty8 @Kristen419364 @AdiGamesREAL @DeenRatio Holiness is absolute moral purity, perfect in righteousness, wholly set apart from all that is sinful or impure.

Prophet Isaiah, in his vision of the Holy One, even a righteous man is undone:
“Woe is me! For I am lost; for I am a man of unclean lips”
Isaiah 6:5

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@Jamesputty8 @Kristen419364 @AdiGamesREAL @DeenRatio Holiness, Love, Justice,
Righteousness, Mercy, Grace.

these are the concepts involved.