So, the comment about rituals being man's futile attempt to get right with God had nothing to do with Islam. I would think others than myself would have read what you wrote as applying to Islam.
Paul wasn't the apostles' choice; they didn't trust him, but he was Jesus' choice.
Yes, Acts 1:21-22 illustrates the importance that the disciples placed on having personally witnessed Jesus' ministry while he walked on earth. Paul did not observe Jesus perform miracles or listen to his sermons or parables. Paul did not even go to the disciples to learn second hand what Jesus said and did. Is it not utterly revealing to you that Paul therefore did not preach about what Jesus said or did during his life on earth, but rather what he supposedly did on the cross? Do you not think that the doctrine of atonement would have been clearly elucidated by Jesus while he walked among his disciples and that these same disciples would have been first and foremost in preaching it? Paul basically negated Jesus' entire life and ministry with his red herring switchero of Jesus' death, burial and resurrection as the sole means for man's redemption.
It will be awesome when Jesus returns to set the record straight. Don't you think?
Brother Hamza beat me to the punch that Jesus will return to be a just ruler during the Last Days, break the cross, kill the pig and abolish the tax from non-Muslims. It will be awesome to see how he breaks the huge crosses that I have seen near Groom, TX and Effingham, IL.
Then are you not contradicting yourself? If God nor Jesus ever mentioned that you should put your trust in Paul then why do you? If Paul was to play such a fundamental role in Christianity surely God or Jesus would have mentioned him at least once.
How so?
format_quote Originally Posted by Hamza Asadullah
The fact is that he was a "self proclaimed Prophet", and NOT a Prophet chosen by God nor was he ever mentioned by Jesus. So please stop saying that you only trust what is in the scriptures when you are in fact going against the scriptures.
Was Muhammad ever mentioned to be a prophet by Jesus? Does God call Muhammad a prophet?
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Yes, Acts 1:21-22 illustrates the importance that the disciples placed on having personally witnessed Jesus' ministry while he walked on earth. Paul did not observe Jesus perform miracles or listen to his sermons or parables. Paul did not even go to the disciples to learn second hand what Jesus said and did. Is it not utterly revealing to you that Paul therefore did not preach about what Jesus said or did during his life on earth, but rather what he supposedly did on the cross? Do you not think that the doctrine of atonement would have been clearly elucidated by Jesus while he walked among his disciples and that these same disciples would have been first and foremost in preaching it? Paul basically negated Jesus' entire life and ministry with his red herring switchero of Jesus' death, burial and resurrection as the sole means for man's redemption.Paul wasn't the apostles' choice; they didn't trust him, but he was Jesus' choice.Brother Hamza beat me to the punch that Jesus will return to be a just ruler during the Last Days, break the cross, kill the pig and abolish the tax from non-Muslims. It will be awesome to see how he breaks the huge crosses that I have seen near Groom, TX and Effingham, IL.It will be awesome when Jesus returns to set the record straight. Don't you think?
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