The Choice – Islam and Christianity pdf download

THE CHOICE – ISLAM AND CHRISTIANITY – Book Sample

CONTENTS – THE CHOICE – ISLAM AND CHRISTIANITY

• PEOPLE OF THE BOOK
• OUR FIRST CUSTOMERS  
• TIJRN THE TABLES  
• THE BIBLE: AN ANTHOLOGY ON INCEST   
• TEST OF INSPIRATION   
• PORNOGRAPHY   
• PART
• COMBAT KIT
• PART  
• IS THE BIBLE GOD’S WORD?
• WHAT THEY SAY   
• THE MUSLIMS’ STANDPOINT   
• THE MULTIPLE BIBLE VERSIONS   
• FIFTY THOUSAND ERRORS   
• DAMNING CONFESSIONS   
• THE BOOK CHRISTENED “THE NEW TESTAMENT”     
• THE ACID TEST  
• MOST OBJECTIVE TESTIMONY    
• THE GENEALOGY OF JESUS    
• EPILOGUE    
• PART
• CRUCIFIXION OR CRUCI-FICTION?
• THE ONLY SALES-POINT CALL YOUR \VITNESSES
• ESTABLISHING GOD’S KINGDOM PREPARATION FOR JIHAAD DISCRETION OR VALOUR?
• TRIALS OF JESUS METHODS OF CRUCIFIXION
• GOD’S WAYS ARE NOT OUR WAYS “RESURRE CTIO S.” DAILY!
• SYMPATHY FOR JESUS
• WHY THE INVERTED COMMAS “… “? DISCIPLES DISBELIEVED
• JESUS NO PHA TOM JESUS NOT RESURRECTED
• THE ONLY MIRACLE PROMISED SIMPLE CALCULATIONS FABRICATED “Scriptures ” NONE SO BLIND …
• CRUCIFIED OR CRUCIPLA YED?

Test of Inspiration

Christian missionaries are very fond of repeating the following verse from the writings of St. Paul. St Paul happens to be the most prolific of all authors of the Christian Bible. He has authored more than 50% of the Books and Epistles of the New Testament. To be exact 14 out of the 2 7! in his self-professed inspiration he says:

Ali Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness, That the man of God may be complete, thoroughly equipped for every good work. ((HOL Y BIBLE Timothy 3: 16-1 7))

This is Paul’s second personal letter to his protege Timothy. Do you remember Paul advising Timothy in his first epistle “Drink NO longer W ATER, but use a little WINE for thy stomach’s sake and thine often infirmities.” ((Timothy 5:23))? Now Paul is giving Timothy a more sanguine, spirited advice, adaptable for a wider audience.

But who is this Timothy? He is a recruit to help Paul in his self-appointed mission. He is the son of a Greek father and a Jewish mother which makes him a Jew according to Jewish law. But he was an uncircumcised Jew. To make him “kosher”, Paul had to have Timothy circumcised (Acts 16:3).

in the verses under consideration, Paul advises Timothy on the subject of “Scripture.” The Scripture Paul is referring to is not the ones which later on became known as the “Gospel AC­CORDING T0 St. Matthew” or the “Gospel ACCORDING TO St. Mark” or the “Gospel ACCORDING TO St. Luke” or the “Gospel

ACCORDING TO St. John,” All these writings had not yet seen the light of day. They were to follow many decades and centuries later. Paul had no inkling about them. He was referring Timothy to the “Holy Scriptures” with which he had been familiar from his “childhood,” the Books of the Jews as contained in the Old Testament. Confirm this from verse 15 of 2 Timothy chapter three ((Timothy 3: 15)).

Since verse sixteen under discussion is widely used by the Christian missionaries to prove the validity of the whole Bible, we will use it for a test case.  The verse implies that if any scripture originates from God, it will prove profitable for ….