1. Qur’an 19:31-34 appears to be consistent with Jesus’ death and ressurection.

2. Qur’an 4:157-158 does not say that Jesus did not die on the cross, but that he was not killed by the Jews. Further, the idea that someone like Jesus was crucified is not found in the Qur’an – that is an Islamic religious tradition.

3. Qur’an 9:30 does not describe the concept of Son of God as described in the Bible. The Qur’an was opposed to the idea of God having sexual intercourse with Mary to produce a Son.

Therefore, no contradictions in the Qur’an or with the Bible. Have you read the detailed evidence in the book?

Regards,
Walter.

Muslims are taught a range of behaviours by their religious leaders. Many of these leaders teach Muslims to distrust Christians. They generally view Christians as how Christians generally view Jews. Let me explain.

Christians are taught (and the Bible supports this teaching) that God’s words were given to the Israelites by prophet Moses. However, after centuries of disobedience by the Israelites, God’s words were taught by the Messiah, Jesus, to the Jews. Jesus’ Jewish followers then taught them to many different nations, and soon, the number of Jewish belieers were a minority.

Christians generally view Jews who do not accept Jesus as the Messiah as misguided, and Jews generally view those who accept Jesus as the Messiah as similarly misguided.

Muslims generally view anyone who does not accept their prophet Mohammed as misguided. However, when this belief is coupled with the idea that they are currently engaged in a holy war, or jihad, then the misguided can be viewed as the enemy of Islam and a legitimate target of persecution.

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Regards,
Walter

Thank-you for your comments. I agree with you that a Muslim must believe in Jesus. However, what exactly are Muslims supposed to believe about Jesus in order to qualify as a believer in Jesus. To ansewr this question, the Qur’an instructs Muslims to refer to the revelation that came before – in the Bible. May you understand what you read.

Regards,
Walter

Please note that the research provides compelling and explicit evidence that there is harmony between the principal teachings of the Bible and the Qur’an, but very little between their religious traditions. The issues that you are raising are covered in detail in my second book titled “Solving the Arab-Israeli Conflict” provides a workable solution to the mid-east problems.

Regards,
Walter