Look at the history of the Bible and its revisions here:
http://www.greatsite.com/timeline-english-bible-history/
The New Testament was perceived to and preached by Jesus Christ over 2,000 years ago in its original form, in Hebrew. The New Testament was FIRST WRITTEN DOWN 65 YEARS AFTER HIS DEATH by a council of apostles. Over the period of 1,500 years the New Testament went under drastic changes, mainly because of rulers like King James ORDERING REVISIONS so that they could change the beliefs of others to something more convenient for them. Like in the middle ages, during the crusades, the Bible was edited out of context again to say false things about the religion of Judaism and Islam stating that they were false and making its followers look uncivilized so that the people would be brainwashed to fight relentlessly against them. The Baptist Christians claim that them Bible says Islam and Muhammad's teachings are false. ISLAM CAME ALMOST A THOUSAND YEARS AFTER Christianity, so how could this be?... Remember... The original Bible was perceived to and preached over 2,000 years ago by Jesus far before the Qur'an and religion of Islam itself was perceived.
http://www.baptistpillar.com/bd0476.htm
Absolute, complete lies about Islam from their version of the Bible. Basically, its saying that Muslims are terrorists whom were taught to "kill thy enemy" and that Muhammad founded the religion himself to economically exploit people and that "Allah" is not God, but an Arab polytheistic idol. "Allah" is just the Arabic word for God and Muslims do believe in God, and Islam teaches not to attack until attacked first. Their Bibles says, that Islam fails to teach how to obtain forgiveness because it doesn't teach the proper concept of sin and conception. But what seems more logical, worshiping one of the lord's messengers alongside the lord and asking for forgiveness through the messenger or worshiping God and asking God for forgiveness and just following the messengers teachings? Jesus said he was the "son of man", meaning he was saying that he was born among us, not the "son of god", there is no actual record accounts of him claiming this outside the Bible. The Bibles you read today are from the translations of the Greek and Latin editions (Which were ORDERED TO BE REVISED), NOT the original transcripts of the dead sea scrolls (Old Testament) or even the first versions of the New Testament, which was written 65 years after Jesus had died (A.D. 65-100). So next time you go to Borders' Bookstore, do us all a favor and move all the Bibles to the "Fiction" section.
http://www.greatsite.com/timeline-english-bible-history/
The New Testament was perceived to and preached by Jesus Christ over 2,000 years ago in its original form, in Hebrew. The New Testament was FIRST WRITTEN DOWN 65 YEARS AFTER HIS DEATH by a council of apostles. Over the period of 1,500 years the New Testament went under drastic changes, mainly because of rulers like King James ORDERING REVISIONS so that they could change the beliefs of others to something more convenient for them. Like in the middle ages, during the crusades, the Bible was edited out of context again to say false things about the religion of Judaism and Islam stating that they were false and making its followers look uncivilized so that the people would be brainwashed to fight relentlessly against them. The Baptist Christians claim that them Bible says Islam and Muhammad's teachings are false. ISLAM CAME ALMOST A THOUSAND YEARS AFTER Christianity, so how could this be?... Remember... The original Bible was perceived to and preached over 2,000 years ago by Jesus far before the Qur'an and religion of Islam itself was perceived.
http://www.baptistpillar.com/bd0476.htm
Absolute, complete lies about Islam from their version of the Bible. Basically, its saying that Muslims are terrorists whom were taught to "kill thy enemy" and that Muhammad founded the religion himself to economically exploit people and that "Allah" is not God, but an Arab polytheistic idol. "Allah" is just the Arabic word for God and Muslims do believe in God, and Islam teaches not to attack until attacked first. Their Bibles says, that Islam fails to teach how to obtain forgiveness because it doesn't teach the proper concept of sin and conception. But what seems more logical, worshiping one of the lord's messengers alongside the lord and asking for forgiveness through the messenger or worshiping God and asking God for forgiveness and just following the messengers teachings? Jesus said he was the "son of man", meaning he was saying that he was born among us, not the "son of god", there is no actual record accounts of him claiming this outside the Bible. The Bibles you read today are from the translations of the Greek and Latin editions (Which were ORDERED TO BE REVISED), NOT the original transcripts of the dead sea scrolls (Old Testament) or even the first versions of the New Testament, which was written 65 years after Jesus had died (A.D. 65-100). So next time you go to Borders' Bookstore, do us all a favor and move all the Bibles to the "Fiction" section.
