Christian's literally believe that Jesus Christ is God or part of the trinity of God. We Muslims are against being called Muhammadians because it implies we worship Muhammad (PBUH) the same way Christians do to God. Muslim means someone who "attains peace from submitting will to God." Muhammad is the chief prophet of Islam because we believe he is the only prophet that has a miracle that can be observed even to this day. That Miracle is the Qur'an. It has contained the exact same verses to the word since 1400 years ago. No scientific inaccuracies while containing 1/5th science. It is the very reason the Golden Age of Islam happened. Nowaday's Muslims are going against the teaching of Islam and that is causing them to be bad. The Qur'an is LESS strict then the Bible on how women should dress (read 1 Corinthians 11:6). Hijab is mentioned in the Qur'an a grand total of zero times, it only says women should dress modestly. Wearing Hijab is really something like wearing a beard a tribute to the prophets(all of them) and their wives AND virgin Mary who also wore Hijab. Not a single Muslim Country can even claim the technological advancement of a country as Korea who was a starving nation just 50 years ago and has limited resources.
Muhammad (PBUH) was not a murderer. Islam is not like recent Christianity where by accepting Jesus Christ your sins are forgiven. You are accountable for your own sins and Muhammad (PBUH) was the same.
Yes, Christian's believe that Jesus Christ is God. That is why Christians are called Christ-followers. I don't believe I ever called you a Muhammadian so I don't know where you're getting that from.
I have some questions for you regarding the contradictions here.
Quran 10: 3 Verily your Lord is Allah, who created the heavens and earth in Six Days
Quran 41: 9 Is it that ye deny Him who created the earth in Two Days ?
Quran 41: 10 He set on the (earth) Mountains standing firm high above it, and bestowed blessing on the earth, and measured therein all things to give them nourishment in due proportion, in FOUR DAYS…
Quran 41: 12 So He completed them (heavens) as seven firmaments in Two days and …
Now do the math: 2(for earth) + 4(for nourishment) + 2 (for heavens) = 8 days; and not 6 days
Perhaps I'm reading it wrong, but that's what I'm getting from there.
Quran 67: 5 And We have (from of old) adorned the lowest heaven (sky) with lamps, and We have made such (Lamps as) missiles to drive away Satans…
Soooo....stars(lamps) were created as missiles to drive away Satans. Yeah, that sounds about right to me.
Quran 96: 2 Created man, out of a mere clot of congealed blood
This idea also came from the Greek. Aristotle erroneously believed that, humans are originated from the action of male ***** upon female menstrual blood, which is absolutely an incorrect assumption. Quran’s assertion on Clot (alaqa) is completely wrong about human development, since there is absolutely no stage during which the embryo consists of a clot. The only situation in which an embryo might appear like a clot is during a miscarriage, in which case the clotted blood that is seen to emerge (much of which comes from mother) is solidified and by definition no longer alive. Therefore, if ever an embryo appeared to look like a clot it would never develop any further into a human; it would be a dead mass of bloody miscarrying flesh. Since Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) had some thirteen wives it is entirely possible that he would be very familiar with miscarriages.
Modern science tells us that, the formation of human embryo is a seamless continuation from conception to birth; hence there are no hard- and- fast boundaries of stages as Quran describes. Quran describes 4 stages, which matches exactly with Galenic description of development of human embryo (which was proved wrong by modern science).
You can say that Muhammad was not a murderer, but he ordered people to be killed. One could say the same thing about Hitler, and he's called a murderer often. Ordering somebody to die and killing them yourself is essentially the same thing. Also, could you clarify what you mean on being held accountable for your own sins? Most Christians I know acknowledge the fact that them sinning is their own fault, however they also recognize that Jesus has given us the gift of forgiveness without which we would be lost. You'll never be able to do more good than bad, so if we alone are accountable for our own sins and nobody takes them from us, we are doomed.
