Firstly, "Trinity" does not exist anywhere in the Bible, but it is there in the Quran, which says in Surah Nisa,chapter 4, verse 171:"Do not say trinity...desist stop it! It is better for you". Trinity also there in Surah Maidah,chapter 5,verse 73,which says.."They are doing 'Kufr'-they are blaspheming-those who say that Allah in 3 in one-Is a triune God.
Answer from Christians: "The word 'trinity' is not found in the Bible. But this does not mean that the concept is not taught there. The word 'bible' is not found in the Bible either, but we use it anyway."
Trinity is the most important thing isn't it? the first thing to beliefs? If true, why are not mentioned explicitly and clearly? This show that it is not really important and can lead to wrong assumptions about Trinity. For more, Jesus Christ never said that he was God.
The concept of trinity does not exist in the Bible. The only verse closest to the concept of "Trinity" is the 1st Epistle of John,chapter 5, verse 7, which says..."For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the word and the holy ghost". And these 3 are one. But if you read the Revised Standard Version, revised by 32 Christian scholars of the highest eminence backed by 50 different co-operative denominations, they say..."This verse of the Bible - 1st Epistle of John,chapter 5,verse 7 is an interpolation, a concoction and a fabrication"-It was thrown out of the Bible.
Jesus Christ Peace be upon him, never claimed Divinity. There is not single unequivocal statement in the complete Bible, where Jesus Christ Peace be upon him,says..."I am God" or where he says..."Worship me".
Infect if you read the Bible, it is mentioned in the Gospel of John,chapter 14,verse 28 - in which he said..."My Father is greater than I". In the Gospel of John,chapter 10,verse 29, he says, "My Father is greater than all". In Gospel of Mathew, chapter 12, verse28, he says, "I cast out devils with the spirit of God"; Gospel of Luke, chapter 11, verse 20..."I with the finger of God,cast out devil"; Gospel of John,chapter 5,verse 30..."I can of my own self do nothing"...As I hear, I judge and my judgment is just, for seek not my own will,but the will of my Father."
Furthermore, if you read,mentioned in Gospel of Mathew, chapter 1, verse 16 - it says about the genealogy of Jesus Christ Peace be upon him, and Luke chapter 3, verse 23 says that..."Jesus" father(that is Joseph) was Jacob" - Mathew, chapter 1, verse 16. And Luke, chapter 3,verse 23..."Jesus" father (Joseph) was Hailey". Did Jesus father (Joseph) have two fathers?What do you call a person who has got two fathers?Or was it Hailey or was it Jacob? It is clear-cut contradiction. There is not a single, but more contradictions in the Bible can be found.
Regarding Islam, the Quran says in Surah Nisa,chapter 4, verse 82..."Do they not consider the Quran with care? - had it been from anyone besides Allah, there would have been many contradictions."
My reference books:
The Quran & The Bible In The Light of Science A Rejoinder to Dr William Campbell's comments by Dr Zakir Naik For those who want the truth should read this book. Who is interested in Comparative religion should be read this book without a sense of bias no matter you are Muslim or Christian or Buddha or Hindu or Atheists to obtain cheerful in this world and hereafter.
The Quran & The Bible In The Light of Science A Rejoinder to Dr William Campbell's comments by Dr Zakir Naik For those who want the truth should read this book. Who is interested in Comparative religion should be read this book without a sense of bias no matter you are Muslim or Christian or Buddha or Hindu or Atheists to obtain cheerful in this world and hereafter.
Pope John Paul II is handed and kisses the Holy book of Islam,The Quran.
They may not recognize him as a saint, but Muslims in Bosnia are considering honouring the late Pope John Paul II with a monument in the heart of Sarajevo.
Because of his support for inter-religious and intercultural dialogue, “I think that Pope John Paul II is one of the most important figures of the 20th century,” the head of the Bosnian Islamic Community, Mustafa Ceric, told The Associated Press.
