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Mohammad_4,

Our discussion would be fruitful when clear boundaries are set. Simply put, Muslims believe in Allah in accordance with the teachings of prophet Muhamed as expounded in your Holy Book. Christians on the other hand believe in the person of Jesus Christ (not all Christians) as the Son of God, the God Almighty, and the Only one God...Yaweh or Jehovah whose personality is not in singularity as physical objects and life forms common to us, but as a Triunion of Himself...The Creator of the heavens and the earth.

It is therefore important to question whether the foundation of your belief is the truth, of which you must be able to demonstrate, or is it the bible that teaches the truth?

In this respect it would be astonishing to provide evidences from the Christian bible when claiming some concepts of truth you would frontier following, yet this very bible is under attack by you for teaching some concepts you disagree with or refuse to believe in.

If for example a Budhist suggested that your Quran teaches that man should do what parts of that Quran claims, yet refuses to believe on the claims of Muhamed the prophet that he was a prophet from God, how would you react to his method of approach?