SO WHAT MUSLIMS ARE SUPPOSED TO BELEIVE ABOUT THE QURAN ? They beleive its uncorrupt and Preserved ...... BUT VERSE 285 tells us to beleive this about All the Books!... when it says "We beleive in the ..... Books..and we make no distinction"
So if you're telling me that the Quran is Preserved , uncorrupted...... You're supposed to beleive the Same about the Other books as well ..... Therefore the New Testament And Old Testament are True By Default .
But here Muslims say that those Books are Corrupted π.... Why are you stupid Muslims going against your Quran? Your quran Confirms my Bible is true !
What This Meansπ
If Muslims accept the Quran as true, they must also accept the Bible as true. But if the Bible is true, then Islam is false because it contradicts the core teachings of Christianity. If they claim the Bible is corrupt, they are denying their own scripture, which says Godβs words cannot be altered. This argument forces Muslims into a logical dilemma:
1. If they trust the Quran, they must trust the Bibleβwhich disproves Islam. 2. If they reject the Bible, they must reject the Quran as well.
Either way, Islam collapses under its own claims. ISLAM THEREFORE IS FALSE
SO WHAT MUSLIMS ARE SUPPOSED TO BELEIVE ABOUT THE QURAN ? They beleive its uncorrupt and Preserved ...... BUT VERSE 285 tells us to beleive this about All the Books!... when it says "We beleive in the ..... Books..and we make no distinction"
So if you're telling me that the Quran is Preserved , uncorrupted...... You're supposed to beleive the Same about the Other books as well ..... Therefore the New Testament And Old Testament are True By Default .
But here Muslims say that those Books are Corrupted π.... Why are you stupid Muslims going against your Quran? Your quran Confirms my Bible is true !
What This Meansπ
If Muslims accept the Quran as true, they must also accept the Bible as true. But if the Bible is true, then Islam is false because it contradicts the core teachings of Christianity. If they claim the Bible is corrupt, they are denying their own scripture, which says Godβs words cannot be altered. This argument forces Muslims into a logical dilemma:
1. If they trust the Quran, they must trust the Bibleβwhich disproves Islam. 2. If they reject the Bible, they must reject the Quran as well.
Either way, Islam collapses under its own claims. ISLAM THEREFORE IS FALSE
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Spiking bond yields driving sharp losses in tech stocks
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