Author: usahog Date: 11/17/2004 03:31 PM Reply
Nope doesn't kill that idea at all...
Jesus arose from the dead.. and they/we do not find any bones remaining from his resurection... although Alah, and the God Mohamat have a burial resting place with remains why is that? why is the Koran so much different then our (Christianity) Bible?
---------------------------------------------------------
Allah is God and Mohammad his Prophet, just for your future reference.
I'm surprised that even you are so out of touch in your knowledge of history. Jesus wasn't a very important figure in his own time whereas Mohammad was (in their respective regions). We don't/won't find the bones of 99.9% of the people that lived 2000 years ago so your statement is just a straw man arguement. Just becuase bones weren't found is not a foundation for anything unusual.
Asking why the Koran is different from the Bible is like asking why Chinese is different than English. It has no relevence to this point. One could ask why there is such a difference between the God of the Old Testament and the God of the New Testament as a counter. From the little I have read and understand the Koran seems to lean toward and Old Testament style of God.
Belief is a wonderful thing to have but don't confuse it with facts. Facts can be proven and belief, so far, can't. That isn't to say that the Bible, Koran, The Vedas (Hindi),The Five Classics ( Confucianism), Tao-te-ching (Taoism) or Tipitaka (Buddhism), don't have factual instances in them. It is the underlaying mystery of any belief structure that can't be proven.
To assume one belief is superior to another is all well and good but best kept to yourself because no matter what religion you belong to, the majority of the world disagrees with you. Just something to think about.