Re: “Evidence” for Jesus’ Divinity
If you are referring to me, I do see perfectly how you see "son of God." I know that even Muslims leaders have no problems seeing Jesus as the son of God metaporically or in the general sense that all are son's of God. Please don't patronize me in the eyes of others. It is not that I am unwilling to see. I am not any more unwilling to see than a Muslims is unwilling to believe that Jesus died and rose again. So your comments are really unfair about "This person" If you were once a Christians in the true sense of the word, you should have known this.
The difference is that our beliefs as Muslims are FULLY 100% backed up by the Qur'an which is 100% divine revelation DIRECTLY from God. Where as you "allege" that your beliefs are backed up by the Bible but how much of the Bible is 100% divine revelation directly from God? Certainly NOT the new Testament. The new testament according to its own translators and theologians, were:
Written by mysterious men.
Written by an unknown number of men.
Written in unknown places.
Written in unknown dates.
Paul never even met Jesus Christ in person while the latter was on earth. How could you trust a false account of his when he claimed that Jesus appeared to him while he was on his was to Damascus after the alleged "crucifixion" of whom you claim was God.
NONE of the disciples, even in the false writings attributed to them, ever claimed that their writings were inspired or Divine.
The Bible's own theologians even admit that the bible contains "fictions", its original manuscripts "had been lost", and contains "fairy tails and fables".
And, it is also an indisputable fact that the Bible:
Is filled with ample contradictions, man's alterations, corruption, and false scientific absurdities.
Is written in third-party narrations, which is why we find in all of the gospels' titles
"This gospel according to....", and countless verses that speak about the disciples and about their activities in third-party narrations which proves that the books and gospels were certainly not written by them.
This also means that much gossips and exaggerations and fabrications were made up and inserted into the books and gospels. So even if, for instance, some people back then thought that Jesus was crucified, they in reality never actually saw it. It could very well be that they've only heard about it from a neighboring town and believed it. There are certainly in the books and gospels:
Too much gossips.
Too wide of date gaps by the decades between when the supposed event took place and when it was actually written, by hand, in the corrupt gospels.
Too many unknown people wrote the stories.
Too many Prophecies in the Old Testament that promise that Jesus Christ, the Messiah, will be saved from the crucifixion.
Too many mistranslations and desperate misinterpretations in Isaiah 53 and elsewhere.
This also means that the books and gospels were definitely NOT inspired by GOD Almighty. Paul, again, even admits that he had his delusions and doubts.
So now based on what objective grounds should we reject the claim about the Bible's New Testament's accounts being mostly false and fabricated by men? Take such evidence to court and they would laugh at you.
The fact is that the "fundamentals" of your faith are written in books which were written by mysterious men. Written by an unknown number of men. Written in unknown places. Written in unknown dates. How could God nor Jesus NEVER talk about the fundamentals?
Why would the fundamentals of your faith such as the divinity of Jesus, the trinity, the blood atonement of Christ and others not even be spoken about by God or Jesus even once?
How long will you remain in this state of deep sleep? When will you finally open your eyes to the truth?
I pray God leads you to the truth. Ameen