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[quote=Anonymous]Oh my. There you go getting emotional again. Why did you make this thread about you again? I post why Muslims have various beliefs to clarify and you think my post is an unabashed attempt to bring you over to my religion.

The trinity concept (and divinity concept) are probably the two aspects of Christianity that are incomprehensible to Muslims. This is why I think so few Muslims convert. I think another PP who is not even Muslim did her own research and wrote a well written answer refuting the death to apostates theory you and your islamophobes have tried so hard to advance.

Why am I even discussing the Muslim rejection of Trinity? To show interested readers that Christianity (crucial parts of it) have been made up or altered, that in the original manuscripts Jesus did not mention trinity or divinity, and so if you take away the man made "add ons" to this great faith, Christianity is remarkably similar to Islam. This would show that Gods message, sent to mankind at different periods throughout history was one and the same. Thus, we, Christians, Muslims, Jews are brethren. No need to fight amongst us, and no need to proselytize. We are the same. Its a unifying revelation, no?

I am truly interested in the unscientific verses from the Quran. Please share with all of us.

And I do not wish for you to convert. If you remain Christian, Muslims still believe the gates of Heaven are open to you, despite the fact that parts of Christianity were created by man.

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