Jesus Christ, between the Quran and the Bible!

Good discussion and it can be best discussed in a proper forum with enough time and interactions. Short words and sentences can only create confusions and misunderstanding. Short comments will not reflect the whole picture of centuries old beliefs and teachings not to mention the debates and argumentations. Suffice it to say that when someone is happy in his own belief then that's good for him. I am a Christian and I found my life in my faith which made me a better person. I believe in the deity of Christ and all what the Bible used to describe Him. I have given it much thought and studies and the more I do it the more I'm am convinced.
I am aware that some people don't share this beliefs but at the end of the day we can both shake hands and be friends. I will be very careful in using the words corruption of men referring to other people's beliefs.

thanks and cheers!

YES! There is a great difference between Divine Revelation and being deceived by the corruption of men!!! If you are depending on the words in holy books written by man, then you are deceived. The only source of real truth will be through Divine revelations. You can only get this DIRECTLY FROM GOD!!!! If people claim these books are written with God in direct contact with them, why wouldn't God directly contact you as well with truth???? It's time to put it all aside and quit playing games. If you want the real truth, seek God, not books by men.

One needs to read the evangelists carefully to understand in what sense they are using the terms. Mark's use of 'son of Man' is different from Ezekiel's use of the term. The term used by different authors need not be contradicting each other's point if we understand the message each author is trying to project. Books of the Bible have different authors, unlike Quran. So biblical hermeneutics is thicker or more complex than that of Quran. You don't believe in a God who incarnates and so your hermeneutic does not get contextualised like Christians' understanding of things.

All this is Crap. There is no God and how can you trust a book without any author. You people are getting cheated in the name of religion, If seeing is believing, i cant see god.Long,long time ago,so called Jesus was born and claimed that he was son of God, no body believed him and he paid people to spread rumors that he was god and many people got cheated by this man called Jesus Christ. But you know what, he is just an ordinary man with no powers.

I am not angry with you people, i am just proving my point

I am christian but not of catholic denomination. I believe Christ was the son of God in spirit and that his spirit existed before the flesh he took on in this world. I don't believe he is the same as God and it doesn't say that anywhere in the bible that they are the same person, to me saying I and my father are one only means in will and purpose not as one being, as the prayer he said for the disciples hoping they would be as one. It states it very clearly that he wanted you to worship God not him. He was the promise that God gave in Moses's day that there would be one they should listen to. Also no where in the Quran does it say that Jesus was not crucified it only says they thought they had gotten rid of him by killing him but they were wrong, so the belief that he never was crucified is doctrine of men. God has the power to give life to who he wills, this is the lesson of the rod of Aaron to show who had Gods favor and who should lead the priesthood and was the lesson in the resurrection. Are you not more than flesh? Or do you believe when you die so goes all of you with your flesh? I know that you believe in more than the flesh so why do you find it hard to believe that Jesus was more than just flesh? But despite your feelings and questions don't worry because at the end of times when everyone's deeds are shown on the day of judgment and resurrection all will be answered, it's written in the Quran so you should know what it says about not worrying about arguments over beliefs.

i suggest you to pray and seek from God spiritually... we don't know that bibles we read are correct since it was written by men and was translated by men too... so, there will be no originality... We have to ask God for the truth and He will lead us the way.... it is really hard to think and question yourself about the bibles..but u may read some important quotes like wisdom, quotes, and other about practical for everyday life, so we will know how to deal with it... ..so you dont have to worry..okay?

Well, your knowledge about Jesus seems to come from Koran. Since Koran was written 600 years after Christ, I wonder why we should take it seriously.

More valid are the four gospels and also the gnostic gospels. However, I do not believe everything in that also.

He is referred to as son of David because he comes from the lineage of David. Son of man, because he has come as a human being. However, son of god or god himself is a belief with which I have nothing to do.

Jesus is the son of Mary and the son of God as the Gospel of St. Luke states: "Behold, you will conceive in your womb and bear a son, and you shall name him Jesus. He will be great and will be called Son of the Most High..." (Luke 1:31-32).
His miracles proved what he claimed to be: the son of God, divine. The Gospel of John proves his being God: "In the beginning was the Word (Jesus, and the Word was with God and the Word was God...The Word became flesh (human)..." (cf John 1:1-14).

The discussion' Jesus Christ, between the Quran and the Bible,' appears to be quite a difficult comparison. The Quran has its own version and the Bible has its own interpretation. Further, these two religions are years apart though they have the same roots as Judaism-- all Abrahamic in origin. I sincerely feel that an analysis would bring us nowhere. We have to respect one another's version and be less critical about the authenticity of the interpretation.

There is little value in ancient belief manuscripts of any kind. Spirituality can be found within yourself.