Based on factual evidence from the earliest scriptures and historical context, Jesus is recognized as a Jewish figure who practiced Judaism. This understanding is supported by several key points: Jewish Context: Jesus was born into a Jewish family and lived in a predominantly Jewish culture. The New Testament depicts him participating in Jewish religious practices, […]
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Do Christians Worship The One and Only God?
Contemporary Christians do not worship the same conception of God as that recognized by earlier prophets. In Christianity, God is understood as three distinct persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—who are co-equal yet unified in essence. In contrast, the God worshipped by Abraham, Moses, and the Prophet Muhammad is characterized as a singular, monotheistic entity, as […]
Are Christians Supposed to Keep the Sabbath?
God Orders that the Sabbath must be kept In the Law given to Moses (pbuh) God orders that the Sabbath must be kept holy and no work must be done on this day. God made the Sabbath so important that he ordered that anyone who breaks the law and does not observe the Sabbath must […]
An Analysis of the Great Commission in Light of Historical Context and Jesus’ Own Teachings
Introduction The Great Commission, as presented in the Gospels, particularly in Matthew 28:16-20, is one of the foundational passages in Christian doctrine. It has been interpreted by Christians as the moment when Jesus instructed his followers to go into all the world and make disciples of all nations. However, a critical examination of this passage, […]
The Baptism of Jesus: A Critical Examination
Introduction The baptism of Jesus is a significant event recorded in three of the four canonical Gospels: Matthew, Mark, and Luke. This moment is often cited as a pivotal moment in Christian theology, marking the beginning of Jesus’ public ministry. However, several critical questions arise when examining the details of the baptism, its narrative variations […]
A Critical Study of Wine in the Bible: Old Testament and New Testament Perspectives
Introduction The issue of wine in the Bible has long been a subject of debate, particularly with regard to its nature, its consumption, and the potential spiritual and moral implications surrounding its use. The Bible’s treatment of wine, as well as its effects on the human body and mind, has been interpreted in various ways […]
Does the Bible Teach About Modesty for Women?
he Bible addresses the concepts of modesty and appropriate dress for women in both the Old and New Testaments. These teachings reflect cultural norms and values from ancient times and continue to influence interpretations and practices in various religious communities today. Old Testament Guidelines Modesty and Gender Distinction: One of the key passages regarding dress […]
Are Christians Allowed to Eat Pork?
The Torah and Old Testament totally forbid the eating of pigs. It is a proven fact that Jews are forbidden to eat pigs or even handle the carcass of a pig. In fact, Muslims are also forbidden to eat pigs, handle a pig’s carcass or even profit from anything regarding a pig. Leviticus 11:7-8 And […]
Do Muslims Worship the Black Box?
Introduction: Addressing Misconceptions A common accusation leveled by some critics, particularly from Christian circles, is that Muslims worship the Kaaba and the Black Stone (al-Hajar al-Aswad). This claim is not only misleading but also misunderstands the core principles of Islamic belief and practice. Such accusations ignore the essential tenets of Tawhid (the oneness of God), […]
Do Muslims Worship a Moon God?
The claim that Muslims worship a “Moon God” is a misconception and does not reflect Islamic beliefs or practices. Here are some key points to clarify this topic: 1. Monotheism in Islam Worship of One God: Islam is strictly monotheistic, emphasizing the worship of one God (Allah). Muslims do not worship any other deities, including […]