Uw mening.Ben er niet mee eens en zal ook nooit mee eens zijn met een niet-moslim als het over de islam gaat en de profeet Moehammed vzmh.

"En voorwaar, jij(O Rasullah vzmh) beschikt over een hoogstaand karakter

hij noemde zichzelf geen god....hij liet zich zoon van god noemen zoals al 2000 jaar daarvoor aangekondigd.....hij zei.....als ik getuig van mijzelf wordt het als onwaar beschouwd...er is voor vele betrouwbare getuigen gezorgd door God.....luister naar hen wan zij spreken waarheid over mij

BONIFATICUS ZEI ZIE HIERBOVEN:

Niemand heeft van Jezus een ander iemand gemaakt dan Hij was en is. Jezus kon wel zo goed zijn, Hij is God en God is perfect

Hoeveel mensen zijn niet in de bijbel zonen van God genoemd?Denken jullie dan niet na?

een er er genoemd.....dit is mijn zoon DE geliefde luister naar hem....door god zelf 2x ....en plain publiek.....verder nog door 200 jaar van inleidende profetien.....en nog door een 20 tal mensen & engelen & demonen & romeinen & dicipelen .....men kan onder andere beter vragen.....wie noemde hem niet zo

JE BEGRIJPT TOCH WEL WAT ER WERD BEDOELT IN DIE HADITH OF NIET ?

Begrijp je het nog steeds niet of moet je eerst je oren schoon vegen?

Ga eerst bijbel lezen dan zal je merken dat ook veel andere mensen zonen van God werden genoemd.

Wat jij hier beweert is dat Jezus letterlijk en figuurlijk zoon van God is.Dit is natuurlijk in strijd tegen de wet van Mozes.

Dat weet je ook dondersgoed.

Drie-eenheid is ook in strijd tegen de wet van Mozes en de Tien geboden maar ja jullie christenen denken niet aan dat.

Christendom is gemaakt in rome,stad der polytheisme.

Alle leugens uit de romeinse mythes,griekse enzovoort zijn opgenomen in de christendom of wil je dat ook gaan ontkennen?

Mensen,als ik zeg dat sommige leugens uit de romeinse,griekse,egyptische mythologie in de christendom opgenomen zijn dan meen ik het ook echt .

Kijk maar naar deze site>>>
http://www.aznewage.com/rootsofchristianity.htm

Zeer interestant.

Alleen de bezitters van kennis zullen begrijpen wat ik bedoel.

tha basic source islam 01 used is:  the new age information center

shoten the link to http://www.aznewage.com/

and you will see he not builds on islam, noir on christianity, nor on jews....but on the modern version of the occult paganism

islam01 builds on the root of the occult

Jammer dat je het ontkent dat christendom gemaakt is in rome.Zeer jammer.

Ook jammer dat je blijft ontkennen dat rituelen zoals brood en wijn uit Mithraism.

Typ mithraism in wikepedia.

Er staat: Similarities to Christianity:

Similarities to Christianity

According to Martin A. Larson, in The Story of Christian Origins (1977), Mithraism and Christianity derived from the same sources, originally from the savior cult of Osiris: a rarely discussed view among Mithraic and Christian scholars but which can account for the similarities without assuming a Christian deriviation from Mithraism. He also believes that the Essenes were Jewish Pythagoreans, whose members not only gave birth to Christianity as Essenes, but were directly influenced by Zoroastrian doctrine as Pythagoreans � a view probably shared by Cumont.[1] Mithraism, in Larson's view, was an established but exclusive sect devoted to social justice, and was assimilated by state-sponsored Christianity before being disposed of in name.

"The resemblances between the two hostile churches were so striking as to impress even the minds of antiquity" (Cumont, 193). Like Origen (an early Christian writer and in this respect a peculiarity among the other patristic writers), Mithraism held that all souls pre-existed in the ethereal regions with God, and inhabited a body upon birth. Similar to Pythagorean, Jewish, and Pauline theology, life then becomes the great struggle between good and evil, spirit and body, ending in judgment, with the elect being saved. "They both admitted to the existence of a heaven inhabited by beautiful ones. . .and a hell peopled by demons situate in the bowels of earth" (Cumont 191).

Both religions used the rite of baptism, and each participated in an outwardly similar type of sacrament, bread and wine. Both the birth of Mithra and the birth of Christ have been celebrated on December 25th, although nowhere does the Bible claim that Christ was born on this day. Both Mithra and Christ were supposedly visited by shepherds and Magi. It has been claimed that both Mithraism and Christianity considered Sunday their holy day, though for different reasons, although the evidence that Mithradists practiced weekly worship, any more than any other pagan religion of the time, is lacking. Many have noted that the title of Pope (father) is found in Mithraic doctrine and seemingly prohibited in Christian doctrine. The words Peter (rock) and mass (sacrament) have significance in Mithraism.

Mithraism and early Christianity considered abstinence, celibacy, and self-control to be among their highest virtues, though Judaism did as well. Both had similar beliefs about the world, destiny, heaven and hell, and the immortality of the soul. Their conceptions of the battles between good and evil were similar (though Mithraism was more dualistic[2]), including a great and final battle at the end of times. Mithraism's flood at the beginning of history was deemed necessary because what began in water would end in fire, according to Mithraic eschatology. Both religions believed in revelation as key to their doctrine. Both awaited the last judgment and resurrection of the dead. Christ and Mithra were both referred to as the "Logos" (Larson 184), a term meaning the divine "Word" or "Reason" and first used in this sense by the Jewish philosopher Philo in the second-century BCE.

When inducted into the degree of Leo, he was purified with honey, and baptised, not with water, but with fire, as John the Baptist declared that his successor would baptise. After this second baptism, initiates were considered "participants," and they received the sacrament of bread and wine commemorating Mithra's banquet at the conclusion of his labors (Larson 190).

Although the cult of Mithra rivaled Christianity in Rome, they were among different social classes. Mithra was popular among soldiers and nobles after four centuries of growth. Mithraism had a disadvantage to Christian populism by barring women and emphasizing the elitist nature of the belief (being in the latter respect closer to Gnosticism than Christianity). Under emperors like Julian and Commodus, Mithra became the patron of Roman armies (Cumont 87). Christians, however, referred to themselves as soldiers of Christ. They venerated Jesus by calling him Light of the World or Son of Righteousness. Christians also claimed their savior's death was marked by a solar eclipse. Sunday became the primary day of worship for Christians, despite observing the Jewish Sabbath for centuries.

Mithra's birthday was adopted by Christians in the 4th century A.D. as the birth of Christ (J. Smith 146). Some claimed Mithra's mother was a mortal virgin. Others said Mithra had no mother, but was miraculously born of a female rock, or the petra genetix, conceived by God's lightning (de Riencourt 135). Mithra's birth was witnessed by shepherds and by Magi bearing gifts to his sacred birth-cave of the Rock (J. Smith 146). Mithra's image was buried in a rock tomb, a sacred cave that represented his Mother's womb. This was ritualistically removed each year, and he was said to live again. Mithra's triumph and ascension to heaven were celebrated during the spring equinox, as during Easter, when the sun rises toward its apogee.

Mithra performed miracles of raising the dead, healing the sick, making the blind see, the lame walk, and casting out devils. As a Peter, son of the petra (rock), he carried the "keys" to the kingdom of heaven, as St. Peter is said to have the keys to the gates of Heaven (H. Smith 129). Before returning to heaven, Mithra had his Last Supper with his twelve disciples, who represented the twelve signs of the zodiac. In memory, his worshipers partook of a sacramental meal of bread marked with a cross (Hooke 89, Cumont 160). This was one of seven Mithraic sacraments, alleged to be the models for the Christian seven sacraments (James 250). It was called mized and in Latin missa, meaning "to be released", and in later ecclesiastical Latin, "Mass".[3]

Mithra's cave-temple on the Vatican Hill was seized by Christians in 376 A.D. (J. Smith 146). Later Christian bishops in Rome pre-empted even the Mithraic high priest's title of Pater Patrum, which became Papa, or Pope (H. Smith 252). Gregory I, in the sixth-century, was the first Christian bishop on record who used the title of himself. Mithraism entered into many doctrines of the Manichean Gnostic sect of Christianity (which was condemned as heretical), and continued to influence its old rival for over a thousand years (Cumont, Oriental 154)). The Mithraic festival of Epiphany, marking the arrival of sun-priests ("Magi") at the Savior's birthplace, was adopted by the Christian church only as late as 813 A.D. (Brewster 55).

It is possible, even likely, that Christianity emphasized common features that attracted Mithra followers, perhaps the crucifix appealed to those Mithra followers who had crosses already branded on their foreheads. In art, the halo was a well-known depiction of Mithra, a true sun-god, but which also depicts Christ in a similar way. However, differences such as prognostication by star gazing were regarded as heretical by Christians according to Halakaic sanctions.

Justin Martyr, in a discussion with the Jewish apologist Trypho, wrote: "'And when those who record the mysteries of Mithras say that he was begotten of a rock, and call the place where those who believe in him are initiated a cave, do I not perceive here that the utterance of Daniel, that a stone without hands was cut out of a great mountain, has been imitated by them, and that they have attempted likewise to imitate the whole of Isaiah's words? For they contrived that the words of righteousness be quoted also by them. . . . And when I hear, Trypho,' said I, 'that Perseus was begotten of a virgin, I understand that the deceiving serpent counterfeited also this.'" (Dialogue with Trypho, LXXVIII). Tertullian also demonized Mithraism as a perverted truth planted by the devil.

Het zijn niet mijn woorden noch de woorden van moslims .

Als je het ontkent dan beheers je de engelse taal niet zo goed.

Nu typ Dionysus in wikepedia.

Er staat:

Parallels with Christianity

Statue of Dionysus (Sardanapalus), in the Museo Palazzo Massimo Alle Terme in Rome, Italy

It is possible that Dionysian mythology would later find its way into Christianity. There are many parallels between Dionysus and Jesus; both were said to have been born from a mortal woman but fathered by a god, to have returned from the dead, and to have transformed water into wine. The modern scholar Barry Powell also argues that Christian notions of eating and drinking "the flesh" and "blood" of Jesus were influenced by the cult of Dionysus. Certainly the Dionysus myth contains a great deal of cannibalism, in its links to Ino (however, one must note that Dionysian cannibalism has no correlation with self-sacrifice as a means of propitiation). Dionysus was also distinct among Greek gods, as a deity commonly felt within individual followers. In a less benign example of influence on Christianity, Dionysus' followers, as well as another god, Pan, are said to have had the most influence on the modern view of Satan as animal-like and horned.⁶ It is also possible these similarities between Christianity and Dionysiac religion are all only representations of the same common religious archetypes. Furthermore, it is worth noting that the story of Jesus turning water into wine is only found in the Gospel of John, which differs on many points from the other Synoptic Gospels. That very passage, it has been suggested, was incorporated into the Gospel from an earlier source focusing on Jesus' miracles.⁷

According to Martin A. Larson in The Story of Christian Origins (1977), Osiris was the first savior, and all soteriology in the region borrowed this religion, directly and indirectly, including Mithraism and Christianity, from an Osirian-Dionysian influence. As with their common dying and resurrected saviors, they all share common sacraments, ostensibly grounded in their reliance on seasonal cereal agriculture, having adopted the rituals with the food itself. Larson notes that Herodotus uses the names Osiris and Dionysus interchangeably and Plutarch identifies them as the same, while the name was anciently thought to originate from the place Nysa, in Egypt (now Ethiopia).

The subject of Dionysus is complex and baffling. The problem is further complicated by the fact that he appears in at least four characters: first, as the respectable patron of the theatre and the arts; second, as the effeminate, yet fierce and phallic mystery-god of the bloodthirsty Maenads; third, as the mystic deity in the temples of Demeter; and fourth, as the divine savior who died for mankind and whose body and blood were symbolically eaten and drunk in the eucharist of the Orphic-Pythagorean celibates. Beyond this, almost all barbarian nations had their own versions of Dionysius under many names. And yet there is a simpler explanation: Dionysus, Bromius, Sabazius, Attis, Adonis, Zalmoxis, Corybas, Serapis, and Orpheus himself are replicas of their grand prototype Osiris; and the variations which appear among them resulted from the transplantation of the god from one country to another, and reflect simply the specific needs of his multifarious worshipers (37-38).

Niet mijn woorden noch de woorden van moslims.

49. Zeg: "De Waarheid is gekomen en de leugen zal niet meer beginnen, noch wederkeren."

Allahu Akbar!

tha basic source islam 01 used is:  the new age information center

shorten the link he wants you to use to http://www.aznewage.com/

they declare jesus a myth...hence bible and koran and torah a lie

You will see he not builds on islam, noir on christianity, nor on jews....but on the modern version of the occult paganism

no other comentt than a warning

the basic source islam 01 used is:  the new age information center

shorten the link he wants you to use to http://www.aznewage.com/

they declare jesus a myth...hence bible and koran and torah a lie

You will see he not builds on islam, noir on christianity, nor on jews....but on the modern version of the occult paganism

herhalen een zwakte...lol....het is in ieder gevaal waar en consistent

je hebt je ware natuur laten zien....zoek maar een ander masker

tha basic source islam 01 used is:  the new age information center

shorten the link he wants you to use to http://www.aznewage.com/

they declare jesus a myth...hence bible and koran and torah a lie

You will see he not builds on islam, noir on christianity, nor on jews....but on the modern version of the occult paganism