Same God or different God?

[Dordrecht]

You could have put 5 posts into one.

[bbyrd009]

Originally Posted by Dordrecht

You could have put 5 posts into one.

Ya, I used to do that, but it is a manual op here?
Easy other places. I'm willing to donate for the upgrade!
Ah, plus, you have my permission to skip my posts!

[bbyrd009]

But seriously, if it is somehow desirable
that they be combined into one, for some reason
I'm not seeing?


And, manual is the only way to do that here, yes?

[bbyrd009]

Originally Posted by Jay

I know that he is attempting to get under my skin, but his post was so funny and outrageous that I was having a difficult time not laughing out loud. As I said, research is very important. He is not even truly a faithful Moslem otherwise he would not be advocating that we worship the same God. After all, does not the Koran itself state that Allah has no Son?

Ok, you mis-interpret that;
see what it means, rather than what you are reading.
Good Muslims follow Christ; you pray to Him.

And as for the earlier thing
(I think that was this thread)
Understand that I would have you
assume the place of Shadrach,
Meshak, and Abednego when
faced with the furnace-
-"Bring it."

Otherwise you legitimize those posts,
and make me seek them for truth.

[Jay]

I can pray to Jesus because he is God made manifest in human flesh. To deny this is to deny Christ and the authority of the New Testament. I have never believed in and continually reject the Romish concept of a Trinity in the Godhead.

[HolyFire]

Originally Posted by Timmy

How in the world is this relevant?

No, I am no longer a Christian.

What are you if I may ask? What were you? UPCI? Indy Apostolic, Baptist, AoG? No ax to grind or rocks to throw, just curious.

[HolyFire]

I can't remember where, but I remember reading/listening to something that made a link to Allah worship being actually Luciferian with a different coat.

[bbyrd009]

Originally Posted by Jay

I can pray to Jesus because he is God made manifest in human flesh. To deny this is to deny Christ and the authority of the New Testament. I have never believed in and continually reject the Romish concept of a Trinity in the Godhead.

Honestly, I think this is mostly a semantics difference,
brought on by the cultural difference; but maybe not.
I note the similarities at Christ's referring to Himself as
"Son of Man..." but I pray to who He prays to, and directed me to worship. What is the diff in Catholicism and praying to your High Priest?

[bbyrd009]

Originally Posted by HolyFire

I can't remember where, but I remember reading/listening to something that made a link to Allah worship being actually Luciferian with a different coat.

The problem with that, I think, is, that Scripture
and discernment only too quickly intrude there.
Which verses of the Qur'an do you feel reflect this?

Shall I illuminate some Scripture that points to anyone praying to Christ is a heretic?
Especially poignant, coming from His own mouth...

[bbyrd009]

Originally Posted by Timmy

How in the world is this relevant?

No, I am no longer a Christian.

Hmm, and yet you are "born again;"
have "changed your mind."
Whom the Son sets free is free indeed.

Is it like a requirement, I guess, that in order
to follow Christ, one must renounce Christianity?